Blessing Israel Together

  W hy do we print share pictures of giving aid?   Because it is so you can see what you make possible!   And, yes, a picture is worth a thousand words.   Let’s look at more (Jewish) Israelis in need who received food boxes last month (from Christian Arabs in the Shavuot reconciliation project).  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 ...

  In the month of May in honor of the Shavuot holiday, bags of food were packed and delivered to Jewish residents in poverty in the Galilee city of Nof HaGalil.   This was a reconciliation project, and the Jewish recipients were quite surprised READ MORE. . . 

  With your help, Israel Relief Aid dedicated the whole month of April ( starting with Yom HaShoah/Holocaust Memorial Day) to assisting struggling Holocaust Survivors throughout Israel.  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. . .