Honoring the Last Generation of Holocaust Survivors in Israel
Time is running out for us to bless and care for the remaining Holocaust survivors. As of January 2025, approximately 123,000 Holocaust survivors live in Israel, with a median age of 86.
By 2030, the number of survivors in Israel is expected to decline to around 53,000, and all will be over 90 years old. These statistics paint a sobering picture of a diminishing generation—a group of individuals who endured unimaginable suffering and now deserve to live their final years with honor, dignity, and care.
A Call to Action: Demonstrating Compassionate Support
Now is the time for us to extend practical assistance and heartfelt companionship to these dear survivors. Imagine the powerful impact believers from the nations can have by stepping in to provide care, comfort, and encouragement.
Through your generous financial support, we are able to consistently visit and care for Holocaust survivors, providing them with essential aid and emotional support. Your contributions enable us to provide:
- Monthly Care Packages – Supplying essential non-perishable food items, personal hygiene products, warm clothing, and uplifting books to meet their daily needs.
- Excursions and Social Activities – Organizing day trips to historical and cultural sites, fostering relaxation, joy, and friendships—not only with our team but also among the survivors themselves.
- Regular Home Visits & Fellowship – Many survivors struggle with loneliness and isolation. Our team provides companionship, meaningful conversations, and emotional support, reminding them they are not forgotten.
Our Shared Responsibility
As the number of Holocaust survivors continues to decline, the window of opportunity to bless and support them is closing. Together, we can ensure that these precious men and women experience love, dignity, and comfort in their final years.
This is our moment to act—to be a source of light and hope to those who have endured so much.
Let’s seize this opportunity while we still can.