Giving Tuesday:
Why Your Support Matters for Israel

Giving Tuesday is  here, and for us as a ministry in Israel, it’s an important moment. While the world sees it as a day of generosity, we see it as an opportunity to continue the work God has entrusted to us — helping families in need and sharing the hope of Yeshua across the Land.

Israel has gone through a difficult year. War, displacement, and rising living costs have affected people in every part of the country. Many families who were stable a year ago are now struggling to pay for food, heating, and basic needs. Single mothers, new immigrants, elderly couples, and young families are all feeling the pressure.

Through your partnership, we have been able to respond consistently and compassionately. This past year, your support has helped feed families in crisis, assist new immigrants who arrived with very little, strengthen congregations across Israel, support children and youth with school supplies and discipleship, care for Holocaust survivors, and continue building the Evangelism & Discipleship Center in Ashdod. These efforts have made a real, practical impact in people’s lives.

Giving is never just about money. In the Bible, it is described as an act of faith and trust — a way of participating in what God is doing. When you give toward the needs in Israel, you are helping us “comfort My people” (Isaiah 40:1) in a very real and tangible way.

Your Giving Tuesday gift will help us continue:

  • Providing food and basic supplies to struggling families
  • Supporting children, youth, and new immigrants
  • Strengthening congregations and sharing the Gospel
  • Caring for Holocaust survivors
  • Expanding outreach into new cities
  • Completing the new center in Ashdod

Every contribution goes directly into the work on the ground. It helps us reach more families, meet more needs, and share the love of Yeshua in a season when people are searching for hope.

If the Lord places it on your heart, we invite you to participate in Giving Tuesday with a special gift. Your support makes a real difference, and we are deeply grateful for everyone who stands with us in prayer, generosity, and love for Israel.

Thank you for partnering with us.

Thank you for caring for the people of this nation.

And thank you for helping us continue this important work.

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