Blessing Israel Together

Amazingly, we've almost made it through to the end of another year — and what an exciting year it was, because of all of you!

A hospital at holiday time is not a fun place to be.  Everyone is in pain and upset.  That is, until the knock comes on the door of the, room, greeting "Happy Hanukkah!"  That's when the happiness starts.

2016 was a year of unprecedented opportunity to bless His People, Israel.  We compiled the following annual report to share some of the highlights of 2016 with you. We hope you are blessed - through and through - as you read it.  Thank you for your relentless love and support for Israel! Read more...

Israel Relief Aid is a Registered, Israeli Non-Profit Corporation supplying humanitarian aid stations run by believers in Yeshua (Jesus) all over the country for new immigrants, the homeless, unemployed and single-parent families.  We also supply to hospitals, children’s welfare villages, the IDF, Holocaust Survivor centers, facilities for the disabled and other institutions.

Here's how your Haifa fire donations helped families who lost their homes.   Read more... 

Meet sweet Yael who was one recipient of diapers from Israel Relief Aid (in the picture above, to the left). Yael is married and has three children.  Her situation is very hard and sad.  Her husband had an accident at work two years ago and his leg became disabled.  He has had one operation, and in May 2017 he is due to have a second surgery.

Shalom Chaverim (Friends)!         I thank God for your heart for the nation of Israel. As you read these words, we are two weeks away from year’s end—and meeting Israel Relief Aid’s budget goals by December 31 is imperative for continuing to care for the impoverished, the needy, the homeless in 2017.

The Israeli government has established day centers for developmentally disabled young adults throughout the country.  There is limited funding for the basics, and the rest comes by donations or money raised in craft sales.

It was an exhilarating day with our container.  6 a.m. we began droploading in Ashdod, then at an orthodox orphanage in the center, then to an aid center in Haifa, and at a second one in Haifa to which 3 aid centers received. A total of 6 places received straight from the port.

Israel Relief container has cleared the Israeli port and is all set to dropload to 5 locations in Israel on Tuesday Dec 6th!

How tragic that as the Festival of Lights approaches, children’s wards and surgical wards are full of hospitalized Israeli children who cannot celebrate this fun holiday.  Hospitals are difficult places for children, and when kids are hospitalized, they are in pain.  The surgery wards are places of tears and sadness.