Thanks to our supporters, we are supplying Ukrainian immigrants to Israel with necessities to get them started in their new life here. They are arriving with little more than the clothes on their backs. The following is a thank you we received from one of our aid center partners. LEARN MORE ...
Israel Relief Aid, in conjunction with our Christian Arab partner in Nazareth, purchased a large box of food for all of them that are starting their new life in Israel. The Ukrainians were touched READ MORE. . .
For the April project, Israel Relief Aid collected funds so that Israelis (especially immigrants) in poverty could celebrate the Passover Seder and to eat the required unleavened bread during the week of Pesach. READ MORE . . .
With the influx of people to Israel, running for their lives from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, there is a great need arising before us. READ MORE . . .
Helping Ukrainians in Jerusalem means first helping them with food, and the March event is food packs for Purim. Rules of the Purim holiday include (amongst them) the giving of at least two types of food. READ MORE . . .
The fifth load of aid for Ukrainian refugees makes it across the border READ MORE. . .
Always full of visitors during open hours, the Ashdod Aid Center is a model of volunteering, dedication and warmhearted people. Still in winter, there are a large amount of requests for warm jackets, clothing, bedding, and shoes. READ MORE . . .
Love is in the air this month! The following are a few ways we’ve been reaching out in love to Israelis in need, thanks to all of you! READ MORE. . .
This is an aid center in Nof HaGalil. Along with the standard new and second-hand clothing, it contains shoes and household items. If there will be no immigrants continuing to flow into Israel, there will be less demand at these aid centers. That scenario does not look promising, though, and we expect the reverse in the coming years. READ MORE . . .
Is being in Jerusalem the fulfillment of a dream? For most, yes, unless you are struggling to make ends meet each month, living on a stipend, disabled, unemployed, etc. READ MORE...
Another exciting aid container from Holland is being packed as we speak. The possibilities are endless of what can go into an aid container. READ MORE. . .
Sderot mothers have had to deal with a lot, especially in
the May Gaza Skirmish.
Because of the years of periodic bombing, so many in Sderot
don’t have employment and live under the poverty line. READ MORE. . .
310 Israeli immigrants were bussed by Israel Relief Aid on a day tour in the Galilee recently, getting them away from the memories of bombs, destroyed buildings, fear and anxiety. This was a group from Ashdod, one of the hardest hit during the Gaza skirmish. READ MORE...
Immigrants to Israel from the former Soviet Union have arrived usually with the help of many along the way. Once they get to Israel, they need a lot of funding. READ MORE...
Israel Relief Aid has some great ways you can connect with Israel in June and participate with Israelis in need. READ MORE ...
What the average age of people in need at an aid center? If you think about thrift stores in the US, for instance, what is the average age person that seeks out such a place for help with clothing? The answer: Thrift store shoppers increase, as age increases. Israel is no different. READ MORE. . .
