HDNA is a Jewish social justice youth movement whose members strive to change North American and Israeli society according to their labor-Zionist values. The Habonim Dror Foundation, established in 1996, provides support to the Labor Zionist youth movement Habonim Dror North America. The Foundation, comprised primarily of movement alumni, raises money for the operating budget of the National Office of the youth movement. This funding enables the movement to run Israel programs, national seminars, and publish movement newsletters. The Habonim Dror youth movement provides progressive Jewish programming to over 2,000 children each year. Habonim's unique summer camps, based on the ideals of the kibbutz movement, create a space for youth to explore their Jewish identity, culture and connection to Israel in a creative, peer-lead environment.