Volunteering
Hashomer Hachadash launches volunteer initiative to support Kiryat Shmona's recovery
Hashomer Hachadash founder and CEO Yoel Zilberman, "Volunteering is not only physical assistance—it is a clear message to residents that they are not alone."
Pitchon Lev receives Knesset Speaker’s Award
United Hatzalah expands amidst crisis
Sister of missing Haymanut Kasau honored as family slams police over stalled investigation
IDF Birthday Project: ‘We know how to care’
The IDF Birthday Project has over 50 volunteers, they have helped 7,000 children from Efrat and the surrounding communities of Gush Etzion celebrate their birthdays, even with dad away.
Presidential Award for Volunteerism given to 19 people, organizations
Israel’s president presents the award in order to foster volunteerism for the benefit of individuals, communities, and the whole of Israeli society.
Surfing beyond limits where the sea meets the soul
The growing surf community at Posseable is transforming lives through inclusion, trust, and the power of the ocean.
From Manchester to MDA: Saving lives in Jerusalem
‘This country is being run by kids, but it works!’
‘Israelis are under ongoing mental strain’
ERAN’s leaders discuss the surge in mental health needs during Israel’s ongoing crisis, the launch of a national emergency center, and the vital role of global Jewish support.
How SAHAR’s silent lifeline saves lives in Israel
Inbar Shenfeld leads SAHAR-Online Mental Support, the only Israeli helpline offering anonymous, lifesaving mental health support – entirely through text.
Tisha B’Av after October 7 Destruction, unity – and everything in between - opinion
What is this 'baseless hatred' that led to the destruction of the Temple? The Talmud teaches that it is as severe as the three cardinal sins.
Beyond the headlines: An American hug in a Bat Yam apartment - opinion
A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won't read about in the news.
Masa participants are volunteering through the storm, embracing Israel at its hardest moments
From ambulance shifts to bomb shelters, Jewish young adults from around the world are choosing to serve and stay in Israel in times of war.
Diaspora volunteers help rebuild Rishon Lezion neighborhood after Iranian missile strike
200 American Jewish girls volunteered to restore the Rishon Lezion neighborhood hit by an Iranian missile.
