Who we help — and open campaigns

Behind every area here stand real people: children on hospital wards, lone soldiers, mothers left on their own and families hurt by war. Each area has its own story — and the campaigns open for it right now.

People in need of treatment and rehabilitation

When illness turns life upside down, no one should face it alone.

When a serious illness enters a family, it changes everything: the daily routine, work, money and the peace at home. Parents find themselves between tests, forms and waiting lists — often without knowing whom to turn to. We are here so that no one walks this road alone.

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Medical

Surgery for little Sasha

Sasha, 5, was diagnosed with desmosis coli — an extremely rare disease of the colon. She has fought for 5 years; now it's our turn to help her reach surgery at Hadassah Ein Kerem.

Goal: ₪170,000

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Lone soldiers

They protect us — with no one waiting at home.

They are nineteen, twenty, twenty-one. They stand on the front line and keep all of us safe. But when they come back from the field on leave, there is no mother waiting with a hot meal, no childhood bedroom and no one to ask "how was it?". These are the lone soldiers — and many of them chose to come here and serve while their families stayed far away.

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Single mothers and orphaned children

A mother on her own works two shifts with no days off.

A mother raising children alone works two shifts with no break: income, home, homework, appointments, paperwork — and no one to share it with. When something breaks, there is no one to step in for her. And children growing up without parents need at least one adult who is truly there for them. That is exactly the gap we step into.

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Victims of war and terror

War leaves wounds — seen and unseen.

War leaves wounds — some visible, and some that stay inside long after the quiet returns. Families who have lost their home, their livelihood or their sense of safety need a hand held out now — not only while they are in the headlines. And when the headlines move on, the hardship stays.

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