chapters (snifim)across the US and Canada including Los Angeles, Seattle, Arizona, DC, Florida, Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal, New York and many more. These snifim are efficiently run by the national leadership team of Rabbi Shaul Feldman, Bini Dachs, Zehava Seidman, Natalie Vinegar, Robyn Adams and Talya Saban. Boston Bnei Akiva Boston has two active Snifim: Sharon Bnei Akiva in Young Israel of Sharon, and Newton Bnei Akiva (NBA) as a joint program between Congregations Beth El-Atereth Israel and Shaarei Tefillah. Bnei Akiva Boston recommenced activity in September 2007 after a decade-long hiatus. As of 2017, Sharon Bnei Akiva operates its weekly activities on Shabbat afternoons for 2–8th grade children while NBA operates on Shabbat afternoons in the Fall/Spring and Motzei Shabbat in the winter. Chicago Bnei Akiva of Chicago was established in 1935 is one of the largest Glilim in the country. Chicago hosts several local and regional shabbatonim each year. Galil Chicago has four snifim named Saad, Tirat Tzvi, Lakeview and Kfar Tzion. Chaverim from Chicago traditionally attend Camp Moshava in Wild Rose, Wisconsin, in the summers, and that Moshava is most associated with Galil Chicago. It is part of the Midwest Region. Cleveland Bnei Akiva Cleveland currently has more than 100 members, counting chanichim and madrichim. The city hosts a number of annual activities, including a Purim Carnival and Sukkot Festival, as well as a number of community programs such as Musicians Towers (prayers led by Bnei Akiva in a nursing home for the major Jewish holidays). The current shlichim in Cleveland are Eitan and Tayla Weiss, with two additional Bnot Sherut. Members of Bnei Akiva Cleveland typically attend Camp Stone in the summer, and that camp's headquarters is located in Cleveland. Galil Cleveland is part of the Midwest Region. Florida Bnei Akiva of Florida has 6 snifim in Miami, Williams Island, Hollywood, Boca Raton, Boca Raton West and Presidential. Detroit Bnei Akiva has been operating in Detroit since 1950. Bnei Akiva has three snifim that meet every Shabbat: at the Young Israel of Oak Park, at the Young Israel of Southfield and at Ohel Moed of Shomrey Emunah in West Bloomfield. Many members of Bnei Akiva of Detroit have moved to Israel, and one former shaliach, Otniel Schneller, previously served in the Knesset. Galil Detroit is in the Midwest Region, and campers primarily attend Camp Stone. Hamilton Bnei Akiva has had a long time small snif in Hamilton