Handicapped

While spending so much time in the homes of holocaust survivors, we could not help but notice their neighbors. We have seen a huge need in the handicapped community that needs attention. We have already begun giving financial support to some, but the more we look, the more we find. There is huge need here. We look forward expanding more support to those in very dire situations and finding new ways to improve their lives.

New Immigrants

Israel is a nation of immigrants and will continue to be so. There are always new people looking to get a start here and may struggle with the language, with poverty, or just getting acclimated. As such, we support programs that have helped new immigrants from diverse areas ranging from Ukraine to Ethiopia with goods and various support.

Events

We celebrate life with Survivors of the Holocaust!! What better way to remember the beauty of survival than by living life well! And to that end we host a number of different events including holding large dinners, anniversaries of organizations and even dances. We also have been able to have Bar Mitzvahs for many survivors who were not able have one because of the War.

Medical Support

We connect, facilitate and distribute with our partners various medical devices such as medical bands for the elderly, which provide vital information to medical professionals in times of emergency, and eye glasses for both reading and distance.

Shalom Houses

We hold and support weekly club meetings in over 70 different cities in Israel where Survivors of the Holocaust can gather, laugh, sing and eat. There is often dancing and telling of stories. These are times when they can build community and friendships with us and with each other!

Goods Distributions

We distribute large quantities of different goods to those in need all over Israel, everything from blankets to food, from walkers to sneakers. We both distribute goods to individuals that we know have specific needs as well as set larger distributions with our partners for underprivileged communities.