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Valentina's family survived the Holocaust with the help of caring neighbours. Today, amid Ukraine's growing food crisis, she is once again experiencing the power of friendship and support during difficult times.

One of the questions IFCJ Canada receives most often is whether we have Christian beneficiaries. Th

Even three years after the war began, communities across northern Israel continue the long process of recovery and rebuilding. Families, seniors, and new immigrants are receiving the support they need as they work to restore stability, resilience, and hope for the future.

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is less than three weeks away, and IFCJ Canada has already begun distributing special holiday food boxes so that our elderly beneficiaries in the Holy Land can celebrate the holiday and the High Holy Days with dignity and stability.

A Fellowship-commissioned survey revealed the financial toll the war has taken on Israeli households since October 7, 2023, has taken on Israeli households, with 43% of respondents saying their economic situation has worsened over the last three years.

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.