What Difference can Your Support make to a family of New Jewish Immigrants?

While $30 may only be enough for a meal for you, through our food relief project this amount can make a huge difference. It can mean a food basket filled with items to help feed a whole family for a month.

Our family-focused humanitarian relief project is geared towards newly immigrated Jewish families. With over 1000 families we help feed every month and dozens more coming to us for help each week, our goal is to bless as many families in need as we can. Families that came with little more than the clothes in their one suitcase they managed to bring while fleeing war stricken areas of Ukraine, or the increasing oppressions in Russia and Belarus.

While they found shelter and a new home in Israel, they also found themselves facing a new set of challenges and needs, while struggling to provide for their families in their first months in the land.

Behold, I will lift My hand in an oath to the nations, And set up My standard for the peoples; They shall bring your sons in their arms, And your daughters shall be carried on their shoulders.

Isaiah 49:22

Your support isn’t merely helping a “good cause”, it is genuinely being a part of prophecy fulfillment. You can support one, or multiple Israeli families in need on a monthly basis. You will undoubtedly make a massive impact for God’s Kingdom!

Consider giving TODAY!

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