
Simad Holdings filed Chapter 11 — and it only got worse. A U.S. DOJ criminal grand-jury probe, a second federal PPP-fraud investigation, $230M+ in mer…
Lead storySimad Holdings filed Chapter 11 — and it only got worse. A U.S. DOJ criminal grand-jury probe, a second federal PPP-fraud investigation, $230M+ in merchant-cash-advance debt, a court-appointed restructuring officer, and…
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Simad Holdings filed Chapter 11 — and it only got worse. A U.S. DOJ criminal grand-jury probe, a second federal PPP-fraud investigation, $230M+ in mer…

RootOne fell 90%. Shlichim flow grew 11%. New NA young-adult camp staff hires grew 25%. The mechanics of the camp-to-Israel pipeline rewrote themselve…

890 year-round overnight + 940 day-camp professionals. Schedule J names them and (within thresholds) lists their pay. Top compensation $200K-$400K ran…

A $1,500 grant. Twenty years. 130,000 first-time campers. How a need-blind, matching, federation-distributed demand-generation system became the most…

3,140 Israelis crossed the ocean during a war to staff North American Jewish camps in summer 2024. The number went up 11%. The shlichim economy explai…

100,000+ children. Several hundred camps. The largest Jewish camping network on Earth — built on a distributed-operator model that scales where centra…

The umbrella organization that built the Jewish camp field — and the strategic challenges that test it now. Donor concentration, capacity constraints,…

Read Jewish camp the way a private-equity analyst would. Unit economics ($1,570/wk × 4 weeks = $6,280/camper), 7% operating margin, 50-60% labor cost,…

The capital structure behind Jewish camp — real estate (likely $1.5-2.5B aggregate), endowments, the $140M+ Marcus Foundation gave to RootOne, and the…