“If Not Now, When?” Holocaust Survivor Population Dwindling, Living in Poverty
60,000 Holocaust survivors are living today in Israel below the poverty line. This means that they cannot afford nutritious food, proper housing, medical care or winter heating.
At Start of Jewish New Year, Colel Chabad Takes Accounting of 5776
The culmination of the Jewish year 5776 (counted from the time of the birth of Adam and Eve), has individuals and organizations evaluating the past year and planning for an even more productive year in 5777.
Meir Panim Strives to Give Poor Israelis a Sweet New Year
“The Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot holidays all falling at this time of year places a tremendous additional strain on poor Israelis.”
Struggling Single Mother of Five in Israel’s South Finds Life-Saving Relief
A single mother with five children, one of whom has serious health issues, Rivkah Aburus was unable to provide for even their basic needs.
Meir Panim Fighting Phenomenon of “Food Insecurity” in Israel
“Hunger doesn’t take a break during times of war or terror,” noted Sternbuch. “In fact, quite the opposite. The needs of struggling people increase.”
Finance and Justice Ministries to Outlaw Gambling, Rid Country of Casinos
“As of next year, there will not be a single gambling machine or any horse racing in Israel,” said Minister Kahlon.
Diary of a Do-Gooder: Meir Panim Volunteer Shares Her Story
“Each of us has our favorite charity and most have more than one. Meir Panim is high on my list and I would ask each of you to consider it.”
Israel’s Growing Population Requires More Childcare Than Ever
“The key to survival for many families is for parents to know that there is a caring place for their child.”
Leaving Behind a Legacy by Helping Thousands
Through his connection to God and his strong belief that God wants people to help the Holy Land and its people, Grable sought an Israeli organization which helps the poorest of poor in the country.
Destitute Ethiopian Mother Saved by Caring Organization True to its Word
“It’s hard enough to have to acclimate to a new country and modern living with all of its technology. Living in a bare apartment was more than anyone could handle.”