After earning a sub
engineering degree, he completing his three years of obligatory service
in the Israeli army. Yoram then immigrated to the United States. He took
several entry-level jobs, looking for something that sparked his interests and
would allow him to move up the ladder. He began working at a real estate
company, learned the ropes, and began working his way up.This lead him to
become the successful commercial real estate developer he is today. Mr. Eliyahu
credits his family upbringing and his faith for his success.These influences
also compel him to give back to the communities who have made him who he is
today.
When his hometown suffered devastating destruction during
the Lebanon War of 2006, Yoram knew he had to help. Instead of simply donating
finances to help the town rebuild, he wanted to find a way to help restore a
sense of security and pride to the local people. So, in addition to giving
funds to rebuild the local synagogue, Mr. Eliyahu commissioned a new Torah to
replace the one that was destroyed. Sacred Torah scrolls are not mass-produced
items; each one must be painstakingly written by hand on special parchment
paper. Yoram Eliyahu found a particularly
esteemed writer to do the work, resulting in a new SeferTorah the people could
be proud of.
Philanthropy at Home
Closer to his present home, Yoram
Eliyahu and his family are involved in several charitable organizations.
They assist their local Chabad center in Kings Point and also the Flushing
Chabad center. Both Chabad chapters deliver holiday meals to those in need,
provide education to local children, and encourage spiritual development.
Because he has found great personal meaning in his spiritual practices, Yoram
enjoys the opportunity to help other people discover a connection with something
greater than themselves.
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