Program Stories

At 93, Hannah still remembers the hunger and hardship of wartime. Today, thanks to caring friends like you, she continues to live with dignity and the reassurance that she has not been forgotten.

At 95, Holocaust survivor Basya lives alone in Lviv. After a lifetime marked by war, loss, and hardship, simple acts of care and companionship remind her that she is not forgotten.

Dario and his family fulfilled a lifelong dream by making aliyah to Israel. Despite the challenges of war and starting over, they are finding hope, belonging, and a place to call home.

"The people from The Fellowship are like angels to me – they help me so much, and I bless them every day.”

“We had so little,” Emilia recalled.

Dmytro and Yuliia dreamed of making aliyah for years. For their son Roman, it became the path to more support, more opportunities, and more hope.

Nicolay is a powerful reminder that even the strongest among us sometimes need help

Ella was 7 years old when World War II broke out in the former Soviet Union and her family was forced to evacuate.

“Without The Fellowship, we couldn’t manage at all..."

'The most important thing is to talk with someone...'

Everything she had built was almost completely gone

"Continue what you are doing. With God’s help, everything will be alright. We will see the light at the end.”