Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association

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Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association is a non‑profit organization registered in Israel as an Ottoman association under the name "השחר" היסתדרות החקלאים בני ברק‑רמת, likely representing or supporting agricultural workers in the Bnei Brak–Ramat Gan area.

Bnei Brak, Israel

About Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association

Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association (in Hebrew: "השחר" היסתדרות החקלאים בני ברק‑רמת) is registered in Israel as a non‑profit Ottoman association, with its official name indicating that it is an agricultural workers’ organization for the Bnei Brak–Ramat Gan region. Public registry records list it as association number 589922350, but do not provide a detailed public description of its ongoing activities, suggesting it is a relatively small or specialized body rather than a major national charity.

A charge from this merchant on your card statement is likely related to a donation, membership fee, or other payment processed on behalf of the association. Because the organization appears in government and corporate registries rather than consumer‑facing directories, it is unlikely to be linked to retail purchases or subscriptions; instead, charges may stem from community or religious fundraising, agricultural‑sector activities, or support payments connected to the association’s mission. The descriptor fragment "5200BRAK" points to Bnei Brak, Israel, and "HASCHACHAR" is a transliteration of the Hebrew name "השחר".

If you are unsure about a charge, first check for any receipts, WhatsApp messages, email confirmations, or paper pledge forms relating to donations or community payments in or around Bnei Brak. Because the association does not list a clear public website or customer service portal, the most direct way to resolve questions is usually via your bank or card issuer: they can provide the original authorization details (date, amount, sometimes a local phone number) and dispute the transaction if necessary. If you have personal or community contacts in Bnei Brak who handled the payment (for example, a local organizer or fundraiser), they may also be able to confirm that the charge was processed through this association.

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association.

  1. 5200BRAK HASCHACHAR 9200502235CCDACH Pmt

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association and why would it charge my card?

Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association ("השחר" היסתדרות החקלאים בני ברק‑רמת) is a registered non‑profit association in Israel. A charge from this merchant typically reflects a donation, membership fee, or other community payment processed on its behalf, rather than a retail purchase.

Is Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association a legitimate organization?

Yes. The association appears in official Israeli corporate and non‑profit registries under association number 589922350 as an Ottoman association, which indicates it is formally registered even though it has little public consumer‑facing information.

Does Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association have recurring or subscription‑style charges?

There is no public evidence of formal subscription tiers, but recurring monthly or yearly donations or membership fees could be set up through whoever collected your payment (for example, a community organizer or fundraiser in Bnei Brak). If you see repeated charges, check whether you agreed to ongoing support or standing orders.

How can I cancel future charges from Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association?

Because there is no clear public website or self‑service portal, the most reliable way to stop future charges is to contact your bank or card issuer and request cancellation of any recurring payment arrangements to this merchant. If you know the local contact or organization that collected your card details (for example, a community office in Bnei Brak), ask them to confirm in writing that any standing donation has been cancelled.

How do I request a refund for a charge from Hashachar Agricultural Workers Association?

Start by asking your bank or card issuer for full transaction details and whether a contact phone number is associated with the merchant record. If you have a receipt, pledge card, or local contact in Bnei Brak who processed the payment, contact them directly to request a reversal. If you cannot reach the association or organizer, you may be able to open a dispute with your card issuer, especially if you do not recognize authorizing the charge.

Why does the descriptor show “5200BRAK HASCHACHAR” or similar text?

"5200BRAK" is a shortened reference to Bnei Brak, a city in Israel, and "HASCHACHAR" is a Latin‑letter transliteration of the Hebrew name "השחר". Together they indicate that the non‑profit association Hashachar in Bnei Brak processed the transaction.

I don’t live in Israel—could this Hashachar charge be fraudulent?

If you have not recently donated to, or interacted with, Israel‑based charities or community organizations, and do not have relatives or contacts who might have used your card with such a group, treat the charge as potentially unauthorized. Contact your bank or card issuer immediately so they can investigate, block your card if needed, and help you dispute the transaction.

How can I verify that this Hashachar charge matches something I agreed to pay?

Compare the date and amount of the charge against any recent donation forms, receipts from community or religious events, or card slips from trips to Bnei Brak. If possible, ask the local organizer or institution that received your card to confirm whether they process payments through an association named "השחר" or Hashachar; your bank can also provide an internal merchant ID that may help them recognize it.

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