Stand with Israel

Hope for Israel combines practical relief in Israel with Scripture teaching and discipleship in Yeshua. Its work includes groceries for families struggling to meet daily needs and emergency assistance for people whose lives have been disrupted by war.

The ministry also invests in young believers, supports local Jewish and Arab believers, and publishes Bible studies and prayer resources. Its relief work serves Israelis in hardship regardless of background.

Israel Relief Aid supplies food, clothing, and other essential goods to people facing poverty across Israel. It imports humanitarian supplies and works through aid stations and community organizations to reach new immigrants, people without housing, unemployed people, and single-parent families.

Its distribution network also serves hospitals, children’s welfare villages, Holocaust survivor centers, and facilities for people with disabilities. Alongside larger shipments, the organization arranges local distributions of food parcels, meals, and other practical assistance.

Chevra means “friendship.” The organization provides humanitarian support for Jewish people in Ukraine and Eastern Europe, including those displaced by war. Soup kitchens, food parcels, clothing, and shelter help people meet basic needs when their homes and livelihoods have been disrupted.

Chevra also assists Jewish refugees seeking to immigrate to Israel. Its work connects immediate care with practical help for people rebuilding their lives, including older adults and others with limited support.

Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund supports Israeli children and families affected by terrorism, loss, and displacement. Its therapeutic programs include art, music, drama, and animal-assisted activities that give children different ways to express experiences they may struggle to put into words.

The organization also provides developmental therapies and support for parents and children together. Mobile therapists bring care to families in temporary housing and communities where displacement or security conditions make treatment centers difficult to reach.