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Feeding the hungry

Poverty continues to be a desperate problem in Israel. A recent report showed that the number of poor in Israel now stands at 1.6 million people, including one in three Israeli children.

Because of this, far too many Israelis cannot afford enough food. An alarmingly high number of Israeli children are malnourished. The sick and elderly must often make the heartbreaking choice between buying food or medicine.

Guardians of Israel responds to this critical need by implementing programs that feed thousands of Israelis every day. Through soup kitchens, meals on wheels programs, and meal programs for children, Guardians turns despair into hope for needy Israelis with nowhere else to turn.

Help Needy Families and Children in Israel

Abigail is a single mother who struggles to feed her three growing children. Another couple, Isaac and Rachel, finds it impossible to adequately provide nourishment for their children on the meager funds they have left each month after paying rent. But thanks to friends like you, these families in Jerusalem are now receiving food boxes to sustain them during their time of need. Read More

Irit: Hope amid the Hardships

For Irit and her family, as for millions of Jews worldwide, Passover is a special observance — the holy festival that commemorates Israel's deliverance from bondage in Egypt in the first Exodus. On that night which was like no other, God redeemed Israel and brought her to birth as a nation. Irit knows the Passover story well, and clings to its message of hope that God remembers His people. That's important for Irit because, sadly, hope is in short supply in her life. Read More

Shir: "God Answered My Prayers through The Fellowship"

Shir and her family are very poor. When Shir's mother was forced to use money for her electric bill to pay for medicine to treat her mother's chronic heart condition, Shir prayed for a miracle that would help her pay the bill so her electricity would not be cut off. Find out how The Fellowship's Guardians of Israel stepped in to help answer Shir's prayers. Read More

Valentin: Grateful to be in the Promised Land

Coming to Israel 12 years ago from the former Soviet Union (FSU) was a dream come true for Valentin and his wife. But then the couple began to suffer from various health problems. Find out how The Fellowship's Guardians of Israel program assisted them in their time of need. Read More

Naomi: Preparing for Success

Naomi was ten years old when her parents rediscovered their Jewish roots. Living in Kiev, they found that it was extremely difficult to practice Judaism, where her father could not take a day off to celebrate the Sabbath. Read More

Miriam: One less worry

Miriam, 55, the daughter of Holocaust survivors, made aliyah (immigrated to Israel) from Argentina in 1999. Read More