Michal HaKetana and Nataly Dadon Move Crowds at Event for Mothers and Children
Michal HaKetana and Nataly Dadon headlined a special event at Hai Kef Park, celebrating mothers and children supported by Efrat Organization during challenging times.
More than 3,000 mothers and their children gathered on Thursday at the Hai Kef Park in Rishon LeZion for a heartwarming and festive event hosted by Efrat Organization, which over the years has supported thousands of women through unplanned pregnancies.
The joyful day, filled with activities, entertainment, and treats, was organized as a token of appreciation for the mothers and children who have benefited from Efrat's assistance. Headlining the event was children’s entertainer Michal HaKetana, who lit up the crowd with an energetic and colorful performance, engaging kids and parents alike in moments of pure joy.
Also taking the stage was model and influencer Nataly Dadon, who received an honorary award from Efrat for her ongoing support and advocacy as the organization’s ambassador over the past six months. During this time, Dadon has accompanied and supported countless women facing difficult decisions, providing encouragement and a public voice on their behalf.
Efrat issued a statement reflecting on the significance of the event:
“We were happy to give these families a day of relief from routine and stress, especially after such a prolonged and difficult period of war. For many of these mothers, a vacation is an unattainable dream. This was a chance to breathe, enjoy, and meet the children who came into the world thanks to our support. Seeing their smiles made everything worthwhile.”
Dadon echoed that sentiment in an emotional address:
“I came to meet these children face to face, to hug them and be a part of their joy. The thought that they might not be here today without the organization’s help is exactly why I represent Efrat. This is our victory, ours and the mothers’. I hugged every mother I met and was touched to see Efrat’s children up close. May we continue to make an impact and do good in this world.”
The event was a powerful celebration of life, community, and the enduring bond between women and the organization that stood by them when they needed it most.