Reaching out to everyone — regardless of race, color, or creed.
Aishel House provides visiting patients and their families with extensive, caring support. From transportation and warm meals to comfortable accommodations, child-care assistance, and personal counseling, Aishel House reaches out to everyone — regardless of race, color or creed.
Aishel House is a grass-roots supported, 501(c)3, nonprofit organization.
Jewish tradition recounts that the tent of our patriarch Abraham and matriarch Sarah was known for its generous hospitality to all. When the Torah relates that “Abraham planted an Aishel in Beer Sheva,” the Midrash explains this refers to his famous tent — a place where every traveler was welcomed.
The word AiSheL is an acronym, and each letter reveals a dimension of true hospitality:
| A | Achila | Food |
| Sh | Shtiya | Drink |
| L | Lina | Lodging |
This is why the word Aishel has become a term to express a place of genuine, warm hospitality — and why it gives our house its name.