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Over the past couple of weeks, Fellowship Israel family have been out in the field in Israel supporting needy and vulnerable children.

Fellowship Israel family visited the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv several times this summer, with the most recent visit taking place a little more than two weeks ago.  

IFCJ Canada provided $25,000 in funding for backpacks and school supplies, helping 688 children from families in need start the school year prepared and ready to learn.

Every year, IFCJ Canada helps prepare thousands of children across Israel for the new school year. Many of these children’s families cannot afford backpacks, new clothing, and other school essentials, making this support invaluable. 

The Fellowship family in Israel recently visited two Fellowship-supported projects in Jerusalem that provide food, care, and companionship to elderly Israelis.

The third annual Flags of Fellowship campaign invites churches, synagogues, schools, and other institutions around the world to participate in this global movement...

Many children who make aliyah (immigration to Israel) tell our Fellowship family that adjusting to life in a new country can be difficult.

The skies have been filled with Fellowship Freedom Flights—some carrying olim (immigrants to Israel) from disaster and danger zones that have become too dangerous to call home, while others bring Jews who are fulfilling a lifelong dream of returning to Israel.

IFCJ Canada is deeply saddened to confirm that one of the victims was 79-year-old Lyudmyla, a beneficiary of our poverty programs in Ukraine. 

Our Fellowship family in Israel is participating in a national initiative to provide food and financial support to individuals and families facing poverty. For some of the people IFCJ Canada has helped through this initiative, life can change in the blink of an eye.

This week, The Fellowship received letters of thanks from people we have helped. Through the support of our generous donors, we are able to make a difference for olim (immigrants to Israel), families, and even entire Jewish communities in need. 

Toward the end of May, northern Israeli communities experienced the largest surge in attacks from across the border since terrorist groups in Lebanon joined Iran in the war.