Volunteering
When there is nowhere safe to run
Tenufa Bakehila is racing to repair unsafe shelters across Israel as rockets fall.
From Iran to Israel: An Iranian volunteer’s unlikely stand in wartime
From loss to lifesaving: United Hatzalah officer Linor Attias reflects on her journey to save lives
The civilians’ war
In Jerusalem, a unique hotel offers respite for women who have experienced stillbirth
Although stillbirth is only officially recognized by Israeli authorities from 22 weeks of pregnancy, the center allows women to come as early as 20 weeks and up to four months after birth.
Battling childhood cancer: Four-wheeling with Zichron Menachem
There were kids of all ages, ranging from all sectors of Israeli society, from secular to haredi.
Life's a Patchwork: How art and working with children enrich one woman's life
Mira Furth found fulfillment by channeling her skills to teach youngsters about art… and life
Hugs from the heart: The bakers sending challah and cake to IDF soldiers during wartime
After over seven months, HaHamal HaMatok still delivers sweets to thousands of soldiers each week in the North and South of Israel.
Meet Asher Leeder, the rabbi and martial artist who helps IDF troops with chiropractic issues
Jerusalemite of the Week: Asher Leeder is an ordained rabbi and a black belt martial artist in Tora Dojo. Here in Israel, he uses his chiropractic skills to help IDF lone soldiers.
United Hatzalah's founder & president Eli Beer's recounts October 7 events
United Hatzalah's Resilient Volunteers Spotlighted at the Jerusalem Post Conference 2024.
Hadassah: The US woman's Zionist organization helping Israeli women
Hadassah Women won’t stop at anything when it comes to helping those in need
After Oct. 7, Israeli women launch wartime crafting project
The World Mezuzah Project spreads hesed, one stitch at a time.
Meet the Oleh rabbi making a difference for families in Tel Aviv
The London-born Rabbi Joe Wolfson has a reputation for quickly becoming an active and important force in whichever city in the world he chooses to call home.
Volunteer discovers ancient decorated bowl at Israeli dig
Meir Elchassid, a volunteer from Rehovot, Israel, stumbled upon the ancient glazed bowl during a communal archaeological dig to uncover historical artifacts.
