Making a Difference in Israel

Immigrating to Israel is the first step in a long journey to establish a new life. You can help new immigrants through the critical first year of life in Israel, supporting them financially to provide a safety net while giving them the time to learn Hebrew, find their feet, look for a job and settle in.  

Invest in hope for Israeli children from needy families by helping them break the cycle of poverty. Your sponsorship for a year puts them on equal footing with their peers by buying hot lunches every school day to quiet rumbling tummies. We also make sure they have all the textbooks they need and pay for school outings, after-school activities and a backpack with their school essentials.  

Every month, some 24,000 needy Israelis—among them new immigrants, Holocaust survivors, widows and orphans, single parents and community centers—are fed from our food bank in Jerusalem. We process more than 9 tons of food every week to make sure that impoverished Israelis don't go hungry.  

Welcoming new immigrants (olim) to Israel is a tangible way to participate in the fulfillment of Bible prophecy. Each person arrives with a unique story and set of challenges, and we respond with personalized, practical support to help them thrive in their new beginning.

Partner with God as He fulfills His promises to return the Jewish people from the four corners of the world to their ancient homeland. Many Jews in poverty-stricken or war-torn nations, like the former Soviet Union countries and Ethiopia, can't afford the immigration cost, but with your help, we've rescued more than 110,000 of our Jewish brothers and sisters, bringing them home.

God’s heart of compassion to care for the vulnerable is a consistent theme in the Bible. Our Widows and Orphans Fund helps care for those who are often unable to care for themselves. Will you join us to partner with God in defending the fatherless and caring for the widows in Israel?