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2024 Matanot Levyonim on Purim day
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A Purim message to supporters of Israel:
Israel is currently in the midst of a painful war! Our dedicated IDF soldiers and reserves are tirelessly fighting to safeguard Israel and sacred lives. Despite the multifaceted aspects of this war, fear, pain, and our brave soldiers and their family’s sacrifices – life must persist. As children continue to need nourishment, mothers are left managing households while anxiously awaiting the return of their soldiers.
Amidst the mourning and fear, our nation faces ongoing challenges. The October 7th massacre took place during a period of inflation, leaving thousands of Israeli children in poverty. But there's more: a recent news report in Israel explains that Israeli households have had to cut back on essential groceries and basic needs by 27 percent this year due to a lack of funds.
Leaving the poverty rate shockingly concerning as one in every three Israeli households is now under the poverty line.
Therefore, In these trying times, as our soldiers fight valiantly, our nation must provide support for our brave IDF soldiers and their families as they fight our fight for justice,
we should unite and ensure that their needs are met, and their families are cared for!
And yet, even during this difficult time holidays continue to arise and the celebration of Purim is upon us. JAR is determined to ensure that our IDF soldiers/ reserves and their families are cared for year-round and can take part in the Purim holiday.
We at JAR are aiming to send an additional 1,500 IDF Families "Food Cards" at 500 shekel = $135 per family for Purim Day (Matanot L'Evyonim)!
Let us stand by our IDF soldiers, reserves, and their families throughout this challenging period. Your generous Matanos Le’ Evyonim donation on Purim day, can make a meaningful impact, fostering a sense of connection and support for our brave heroes and their families who are enduring the challenges, pain, and sacrifices of war.
May your contribution bring strength, peace, unity, and blessings to all of Am Yisrael. Please donate Food Cards to assist IDF soldiers, reserves, and their families for the Purim holiday!
I wish to help my brethren in Israel with pre-paid Food Cards for the holiday of PURIM Day "Matanot L'evyonim" for:
Victims of terror,
Families of IDF soldiers,
Orphans and needy families,
by clicking HERE and donating online.
or send a check by regular mail to:
Global Jewish Assistance (JAR)
1414 Carroll Street Brooklyn. NY 11213
For a Canadian tax exempt donation please click here:
Attached Flyer is a pdf file about our Campaign.
In the merit of your generous donation May our IDF families and soldiers, and all of Am Yisrael witness revealed blessings, miracles,and truly rejoice this Purim!
Chag Purim Sameyach!
Highlights of the Food Card Program:
Recipients come from all walks of life, and from throughout Israel, and include; Needy Families, Orphans, Single parent families, Holocaust survivors, the Elderly, Soldiers of the IDF, and Special needs children, etc.
Our administrative budget in Israel is covered by the rebates we receive from the national retailers, so that 100% of your donation goes directly to feed needy families.
There is NO warehouse and logistical fees spent to cover distribution costs.
Wed, October 23 2024
21 Tishrei 5785
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