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International Fellowship of Christians and Jews

The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, founded by the late Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, is the largest philanthropic social aid organization in Israel, working to strengthen Israeli citizens and Jews in the Diaspora. In the past 40 years, it has raised $3.1 billion to provide assistance and support to vulnerable communities. The Fellowship’s activities are made possible through the support and generosity of hundreds of thousands of supporters of Israel worldwide. The organization has offices in Jerusalem, Chicago, Toronto and Seoul.
Monetary cards valued at 1,000 shekels ($322) were distributed to families from Beit Shemesh forced out of their homes by an Iranian missile
Do not hide it. Do not dim it. One good action can spark a thousand more.
They are reducing their budgets for items likes classroom supplies and even school lunches.
Designed to look like a playhouse with a sloped roof, the outside now includes a ladder and slide.
“We’re finding people who are without their glasses or their walkers or all types of medicine and basic items,” says Amir Shuan of the Hatzinor Fund.
The vehicles enable first-aid crews to operate in areas under direct threat of shooting and rocket attacks.
The largest distribution to date, it is in response to the growing socio-economic crisis that has created new populations in need because of the war.
The grants came in the form of a 4,000 shekel (38,000 baht or $1,120) debit card that can be used anywhere in the world.
The agency will continue to support more than 100,000 evacuees and displaced victims with basic needs and other essentials throughout 2024.