Back-to-School Project:
The Far-Reaching Impact of God’s Love

When you think about a project that provides children with school supplies and backpacks, it might seem less impactful than an evangelism event. However, what we have witnessed over the years is that our Back to School project beautifully illustrates the far-reaching power of God’s love.

Through initiatives like this, aimed at fulfilling a specific need, we see children’s faces light up with excitement and parents brought to tears by gratitude.

They are overwhelmed to learn that someone cared enough to meet their child’s needs in such a specific and remarkable way.

That is when we truly understand the profound impact of projects such as “Back to School”.

Consider a single mother living well below the poverty line, struggling to make ends meet, and relying on the kindness of others for daily survival. When receiving the much-needed Back to School kit that your gift helped provide, she is moved to tears by the care and generosity shown to her. She experiences the love of God, knowing that His love is the driving force behind this project, manifested through the kindness of friends like YOU who generously give to support families like hers.

Seeing the joy on these children’s faces, hearing the humble gratitude of their parents, knowing that while many can afford summer vacations and camps, there are others who must save every penny to cover the costly back-to-school expenses.

This terrible time of war combined with the rising cost of living in Israel has hit the most vulnerable population the hardest, making this much needed support even more critical.A gift of $100 can help provide one child with a new backpack and school supplies before their return to school in September.
In a struggling family where there are more than two or three children at school, it’s an expense the family simply cannot afford.

Consider giving today and experience the beauty in giving and the heartfelt gratitude it produces in those who receive.

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