Birthright with Towson Hillel
Towson Hillel offers a vibrant array of events and enriching travel opportunities.
About Birthright
Explore Israel alongside other Jewish students! Experience unforgettable ancient sites, cultural attractions, natural wonders, and local delicacies during the adventure of a lifetime that will take you from the towering summit of Masada to the serene beauty of the Western Wall; from the bustling, colorful pathways of a shuk marketplace to the peaceful, starlit expanse of the Negev desert! Birthright trips with Towson Hillel always include Shabbat in Jerusalem, touring the mystical city of Tzfat, our exciting Baltimore-Ashkelon Partnership, and more!
Next Trip:
January 5-16, 2027
Registration Overview
• Register Here: https://www.hillel.org/trip/towson
• Create an account with a non-university (“.edu”) email address. (This will be your user ID.)
• Fill out the general info and submit a $250 refundable deposit. For Trip Selection, choose “Campus Trip” and select the Towson Hillel International trip.
• Click the link to confirm your email address in the email from Birthright Israel. Within 24–48 hours, you’ll receive an email from Hillel International with a link to Part 2 to submit health and medical info, make roommate requests, and upload a JPG of your passport.
• Watch for an email to sign up for a 30-minute interview with a member of the Towson Hillel team, or reach out to us directly! This allows us to get to know you, determine eligibility, and gives you the chance to ask questions. You must complete the interview in order to be guaranteed a spot on the trip.
• Towson Hillel lets you sign up for the trip of your choice within the next two years! Pending eligibility, your $250 refundable deposit will secure a spot.
Questions?
Reach out to our IACT Engagement Coordinator, Izzi Rosenstark, at izzi@towsonhillel.org
THIS TRIP IS A GIFT FROM TAGLIT-BIRTHRIGHT ISRAEL
Taglit-Birthright Israel is an innovative partnership between the people of Israel through the Government of Israel, private philanthropists through the Birthright Israel Foundation and Jewish communities around the world (North American Jewish Federations, Keren Hayesod, and the Jewish Agency for Israel).
