Ha'lom's MIT Facts

This page contains helpful facts for MIT's about BBYO, BBG, AZA, Greater Miami Council and Ha'lom BBG!

Ha'lom BBG Facts

Born on January 9, 1999

Our colors are blue and silver

Our first ever meeting was held in Rachael Sablotsky's loft while eating pizza  (suprise, suprise!  we were eating!)

Originally thought of by Melissa Bandklayder and Rachael Sablotsky

Some unofficial symbols of Ha'lom are stars, clouds, and angels

Later Michelle Appelrouth, Rachel Whyte and Jen Rozzen joined in

Ha'lom means "to dream" in Hebrew

Ha'lom BBG is the newest chapter in Greater Miami Council

Recieved charter #0316 at formal on May 28, 2000

The original mascot was Tinkerbelle, later changed to the Genie from Aladdin

Greater Miami Council Facts

Greater Miami Council is made up of the 5 girls and 5 guys chapters in Miami, Florida

Greater Miami Council is abbreviated by using the initials GMC

GMC's mascot is Animal from the Muppet Show

GMC is District #53

GMC's advisors are Liora Ramati, Suzanne and Josh.

GMC's colors are green and white

BBYO Facts

BBYO stands for B'nai Brith Youth Organization

In 1983, BBYO opened its first office in Continental Europe, in Paris, France

BBG Facts

AZA Facts

BBG stands for B'nai Brith Girls

AZA stands for Aleph Zadik Aleph

Jason Beckendorf is the current Grand Aleph Godol (AZA Prez)

Jen Kraus is our current International N'siah (BBG Prez)

In 1989, BBG added the fifth International Officer, Sh'licha

In 1941, The Women's Supreme Council adopted the name B'nai Brith Girls

Click the fish tank to be transported to the Magical Genie MIT Page!