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Purim Party for Orphans

With Purim three-day holiday beginning March 2, Israel Relief Aid is going back to the Ben Shemen Youth Village to help sponsor a Purim party to bring joy to 400 teenage placed kids/orphans.  Why does the youth village need help for something as important as a holiday celebration?  It turns out that while the government does cover basic needs like daily meals, such daily meals are not holiday-oriented. So, when a holiday comes, they have no budget for that. Israel Relief Aid is so excited to make sure these kids aren’t left out of a holiday that the whole country will celebrate.   With your help, there will be a celebration.  Help us spread the joy to these young people that they are cared about and loved.   DONATE TODAY...
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