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Hazon is a nonprofit organization , based in New York City , that seeks to "create new vision" in the Jewish community through outdoor and environmental education . In Hebrew, hazon means "vision." Hazon is best known for the Jewish environmental bike rides it organizes in the New York City region, and for its joint sponsorship of the Israel Ride, a fundraiser in Israel for the Arava Institute for Environmental Studies . The New York ride, which takes place during Labor Day weekend each year, combines a Shabbaton on the Friday and Saturday, with two days of cycling on the Sunday and Monday. The first New York ride was held in 2001. The Israel Ride has been held since 2003.1Hazon was founded in 2000 by Nigel Savage.2Its first program was a six week cross-USA bike ride, from Washington state to Washington DC . Hazon also promotes programs on issues related to food, and the annual Hazon Food Conference is held every December. Its Tuv Ha'aretz program sponsors Jewish communities (synagogues, JCCs, schools) to build community supported agriculture programs (farm shares), and to engage in study of Jewish sources and traditions as it relates to healthy eating. Tuv Ha'aretz is a Hebrew phrase that suggests both "best of the land" and "good for the land".3
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The opening as it stood in 2010
Hazon is a nonprofit organization , based in New York City , that seeks to create new vision in the Jewish community through outdoor and environmental education . In Hebrew, hazon means "vision." Hazon is best known for the Jewish environmental bike rides it organizes in the New York City region, and for its joint sponsorship of the Israel Ride, a fundraiser in Israel for the Arava Institute for Environmental Studies . The New York ride, which takes place during Labor Day weekend each year, combines a Shabbaton on the Friday and Saturday, with two days of cycling on the Sunday and Monday. The first New York ride was held in 2001. The Israel Ride has been held since 2003. Hazon was founded in 2000 by Nigel Savage. Its first program was a six week cross-USA bike ride, from Washington State to Washington DC . Hazon also promotes programs on issues related to food, and the annual Hazon Food Conference is held every December. Its Tuv Ha'aretz program sponsors Jewish communities (synagogues, JCCs, schools) to build community supported agriculture programs (farm shares), and to engage in study of Jewish sources and traditions as it relates to healthy eating. Tuv Ha'aretz is a Hebrew phrase that suggests both "best of the land" and "good for the land".
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Founded in 1999, Hazon is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes creating sustainable communities in the Jewish world.Hazon CSA is the first Jewish Community-Supported Agriculture program in North America.Hazon’s offices are located in New York, California, and Colorado.In Hebrew, hazon means "vision." Hazon's Board of Directors includes Ruth Messinger .
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American nonprofit organization For the place, see Hazon, Israel .Hazon ( [ χ a ˈ z o n ] ) is an American nonprofit organization based in New York City that seeks to "create new vision" in the Jewish community through outdoor and environmental education .It was founded in 2000 by its British-born CEO Nigel Savage .The organization claims to be America's "largest faith-based environmental organization".Hazon's advisory board of directors is chaired by Ruth Messinger .
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The opening as it stood in 2025
American nonprofit organization For the place, see Hazon, Israel . Hazon ( Hebrew : חָזוֹן [ χ a ˈ z o n ] ) is an American nonprofit organization based in New York City that seeks to "create new vision" in the Jewish community through outdoor and environmental education . It was founded in 2000 by its British-born CEO Nigel Savage . The organization claims to be America's "largest faith-based environmental organization". Hazon's advisory board of directors is chaired by Ruth Messinger .
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nonprofit organization
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american nonprofit organization based in new york city that seeks to "create new vision" in the jewish communit
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