Impacting Lives through Kindness
Passover Aliyah Project

This is what I covenanted with you when you came out of Egypt. And my Spirit remains among you. Do not fear!

Haggai 2:5

When the world around us seems to be falling apart, with God things will fall into place. It is the kind of hope we want to plant in people’s hearts this Passover season. 

In a time when the world is uniting against Israel, Passover comes to remind us that just as God brought His people out of Egypt against all odds, in the same way, He will deliver us today and always. 

Traditional Passover Seder reunites families and loved ones around a festive dinner table to celebrate God’s salvation and deliverance.  There are, however, so many families, single mothers with small children, elderly, holocaust survivors and many others in need who don’t have the ability to put together a festive Seder meal. 

We can change that! 

Our goal is to provide these families with special food packages for the Passover week and help them celebrate it with dignity.

Throughout the years you’ve been an inseparable part of our humanitarian efforts here in Israel, and you’ve impacted more lives than you’ll ever know, filling their hearts with gratitude, knowing God hadn’t forgotten about them. 

As little as $30 can help provide one family with a special food package for Passover. 

Help us be the Lord’s hands that feed the poor in Israel through your generosity.

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