Jewish Fall Feasts Project –
It’s Time to Make a Difference

This sacred season of the Fall Feasts is a heavy one. The ongoing war in Israel continues to affect every single person in the land. With tens of thousands of displaced families, shut down businesses, many in reserve duty on the frontline, families who have become refugees in their own country, along with single mothers, the elderly and Holocaust survivors — countless people are in need of help. 

This is a season of deep significance, but also one of tremendous need. And as we prepare for Rosh Hashanah and Sukkot, we have an opportunity to make a difference.

We are launching a vital humanitarian project to bless 500 families in Israel with special holiday food baskets that will not only provide basic necessities but also include extra ingredients to celebrate Rosh Hashanah with joy and dignity. For just $50 per family, you can help provide a basket filled with traditional foods for the holidays, ensuring that these families can receive the Jewish new year with hope in the midst of adversity.

If there was ever a time to stand alongside Israel, it’s now.

The people of Israel are not only enduring the painful realities of war but also facing the daily struggle of providing for their families in an atmosphere of uncertainty and fear. 

Our call is clear:
to provide not only material aid but to bring hope, to show them that they are not alone.

By donating just $50, you will be providing a special food basket to a family that desperately needs your help. For many, this will be the difference between a bleak holiday season and one filled with hope, warmth, and the tangible love of God.

Imagine the difference you can make:

  • A Holocaust survivor receiving a food basket filled with traditional holiday foods, reminded that they are loved and not forgotten.
  • A displaced family from a war-torn area, sitting together with enough to eat and the comfort of knowing they are being supported.
  • A single mother is able to provide a joyful Rosh Hashanah meal for her children, giving them the taste of tradition and a sense of normalcy in these difficult times.

Your gift will help 500 families experience the peace and joy that these holy days are meant to bring. As believers, we know the heart of God is moved when we care for His people, and we have been blessed so that we can be a blessing to others.

Donate today and help us reach our goal of providing for 500 families in Israel. Together, we can make this season one of hope, joy, and renewal for those who need it most.

Comfort, comfort my people, says your God.

Isaiah 40:1

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