Frequently Asked Questions

The Bridge is a global communal experience of remembrance, healing, and unity created in response to the events of October 7 and the extraordinary resilience that followed. Built around a powerful documentary following ten young Israeli survivors of the October 7 attacks as they journey toward healing through music, The Bridge offers communities a meaningful and customizable way to commemorate October 7 through shared experience, reflection, and hope.

No. While the documentary is the heart of the experience, The Bridge is a fully curated communal event package that includes exclusive filmed introductions, interviews, celebrity participation embedded within the program, a special surprise musical tribute, promotional materials, and event planning support.

Approved host organizations may include: Synagogues, Jewish Federations, JCCs, Hillels, Chabad centers, Jewish day schools, Universities and colleges, Campus organizations, Israel advocacy organizations, Faith communities, Community organizations, and other mission-aligned organizations.

Yes. Because The Bridge is a curated communal initiative, organizations must first complete the approval process so our team can ensure alignment with the mission and spirit of the program.

Our team will review your organizational application and respond within 48 hours with next steps.

Yes. Anyone visiting the website may watch the official trailer. Organizations interested in hosting The Bridge may complete the approval process. Once approved, qualified organizations may request secure, watermark-protected preview access to the full film for internal review and planning purposes. Preview access is intended solely for organizational evaluation and may not be shared or publicly screened.

The Bridge was specifically created as a communal commemorative experience surrounding October 7. While many communities may choose to host on October 7 itself, we recognize that scheduling realities, holiday calendars, venue availability, and organizational considerations may make nearby dates more practical. Approved organizations may host during the commemorative period surrounding October 7 in a way that best serves their audience.

Yes. Approved organizations may host during the commemorative period leading up to October 7.

Yes. Approved organizations may host during the commemorative period immediately following October 7.

Yes. Communities interested in multiple screenings, donor gatherings, leadership events, student audiences, or customized event structures are encouraged to contact our team.

Approved hosts receive: The full screening experience of The Bridge, exclusive filmed introductions and interview content, celebrity participation embedded within the program, a surprise musical tribute filmed in southern Israel, marketing and promotional materials, social media assets, event planning support, customization opportunities, and optional enhancement opportunities.

Absolutely. Communities are encouraged to create an experience that best reflects their audience, leadership, and local goals.

Celebrity participation is included within the curated program experience itself through filmed content, introductions, interviews, and featured moments. Live in-person celebrity appearances are separate optional enhancements and subject to availability.

Yes. Approved organizations may explore live or virtual appearances by Kevin S. Bright, David Fishof, survivors, musicians, featured participants, or other special guests. Availability and additional appearance fees may apply.

Hosting options are based on anticipated audience size to make participation accessible for organizations of every size while supporting the nonprofit mission behind The Bridge.

Yes. Host organizations are welcome to structure attendance in whatever way best serves their audience and organizational goals.

Yes. Organizations are encouraged to seek local sponsorships, donor underwriting, and community support opportunities.

Host organizations retain 100% of their locally generated ticket sales and local sponsorship revenue.

Hosting fees are paid directly to Rock N Heal Charity, the registered nonprofit organization supporting the initiative.

If an approved organization is unable to proceed, hosting payments will be refunded, less a modest $100 administrative reservation deposit associated with planning and onboarding.

Absolutely. The Bridge was created to unite communities, not divide them. Whenever possible, we strongly encourage organizations within the same city or region to collaborate with one another to maximize participation, strengthen partnerships, and create the broadest communal impact. At the same time, larger communities may benefit from multiple screenings serving different audiences.

Yes. Joint hosting partnerships are strongly encouraged.

Yes. Approved Hillel, Chabad, and campus organizations receive a special flat-rate hosting option of $500, with no attendance cap.

Absolutely. Campuses are encouraged to welcome Jewish students, allies, faculty, administrators, and campus leadership.

Yes. Approved organizations receive promotional assets and guidance. Media and PR opportunities may also be coordinated through our team.

Yes. Organizations, corporations, foundations, and philanthropic partners interested in larger strategic partnerships may visit the Global Partnership Opportunities section.