"I was alone and anxious, so worried about my children-how I would keep us from going under. I had no family to turn to and felt completely lost. But after contacting you, I felt like there were people out there who really cared and really wanted to help me. Your kind, compassionate support is like oxygen for my soul."
Providing food & daily essentials. Support for widows. Aid for emergencies. Assistance for special occasions. And countless needs in between.
That's American Friends of Yad Eliezer/B'ezri: One organization with numerous programs, bringing impactful relief to tens of thousands of needy families throughout Israel, annually.
Your donation to our general fund will be used to address diverse urgent necessities that families are struggling to cover.
You'll decrease the pressure and strain in their homes and prevent them from slipping through the cracks. You'll eliminate their need to take out loans that threaten to sink them deeper into poverty.
As an Israeli charity with extensive experience plus an unwavering commitment to efficiency and the preservation of families' dignity, we ensure every dollar you contribute is maximized to its fullest potential.
Donate today to be part of our transformative movement that's been stabilizing homes and bettering lives for over four decades.
Send these cheerful cards to your friends and relatives in lieu of mishloach manot, and help needy families in Israel celebrate Purim at the same time!
For over 20 years, we've been helping needy couples make their wedding celebrations, saving families from incurring terrible debt. To date over 15,000 couples have celebrated their special day with dignity.
Chanukah is the holiday of light. And warmth. And joy. Bring all of those to families in need, through support that will also bring them invaluable relief.
Help a bar mitzvah boy from a needy family celebrate his special milestone, with sponsorship of tefillin or a bar mitzvah package. Twinning with your loved one's bar mitzvah is a beautiful and meaningful way to commemorate your simcha.