Nessah Cultural and Educational Center's Preschool Enrollment

Since 2011, David Raminfard has served as president and CEO of New Point Fabrics. Outside of work, David Raminfard is a member and strong supporter of Nessah Cultural and Educational Center. 

The Nessah Cultural and Educational Center is a vibrant community of Iranian Jews that offers social, spiritual, and educational programs to all Jews. It is currently enrolling children aged 2 to 5 in its preschool program. 

Nessah Preschool provides an open, loving environment ideal for nurturing children’s minds and hearts. The preschool’s mission is to help each child grow mentally and emotionally by combining learning with care and understanding. 

The preschool curriculum includes both secular and Judaic studies. Classes are held either full-time, Monday to Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., or part time, Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Extended care is available every weekday morning from 8:30 to 9:00 and every afternoon Monday through Thursday from 3:00 to 3:30. Nessah Center offers several convenient fee arrangements, including financial assistance in the form of a reduced-fee preschool tuition package.

The NIT-Nessah Group at Nessah Cultural and Educational Center

For more than four decades, David Raminfard has served as the president of KasLen Textiles and NewPoint Fabrics, two California-based companies dedicated to sourcing and selling international and domestic fabrics. Dedicated to supporting his community, David Raminfard belongs to the Nessah Cultural and Educational Center and regularly attends board meetings for the organization.

Nessah Cultural and Educational Center grew out of Nessah Synagogue, an entity that was founded by Rabbi David Shofet to welcome Iranian Jews. Over the years, Nessah has created and maintained numerous groups that boost community involvement among Jewish individuals of all ages. One of the organization’s groups designed for teenagers is NIT-Nessah.

NIT-Nessah, or Nessah Israel Teens, was created to help Jewish teenagers develop a strong connection to Israel and to their Jewish roots. The groups accomplished this by creating and hosting various education and social programs. These activities encourage teens to create long-lasting friendships and improve their sense of self. In doing so, the group helps young individuals shape their own communities for the future. All of the activities hosted by NIT-Nessah are designed in accordance with the group’s guiding principles, which include social responsibility, equity, and community.

Nessah Cultural and Educational Center’s IDEA Group

The owner of NewPoint Fabrics and KasLen Textiles, David Raminfard leverages his more than 30 years of industry experience to source and sell fabrics from around the world. Dedicated to helping his community, David Raminfard belongs to the Nessah Cultural and Educational Center and he makes regular donations to the organization and routinely attends board meetings.

The Nessah Cultural and Educational Center was founded several decades ago as the Nessah Synagogue. Over the years, the organization, which was created to provide Iranian Jews with a home away from home, has established and maintained several social and educational programs and groups, including IDEA, or Individuals Devoted to Education and Awareness.

Made up of young Iranian Jewish professionals, IDEA promotes awareness of social, political, and religious issues that many individuals face today. Through this group, Nessah hosts numerous events that tackle various subjects relating to political and religious challenges and challenge attendees to think about their role in changing the landscape of the community.

At the same time, IDEA promotes growth among its members and community by creating programs that focus on fun. These events provide attendees with a comfortable environment where they can meet like-minded individuals. Many individuals who participate in IDEA’s programs establish lasting and real friendships.