Just $36 will feed a Holocaust survivor for 1 month
Unveiling the Spiritual Harm Caused by Hunger
Imagine yourself a Holocaust survivor in Israel, in the grip of hunger. The emptiness in your stomach is a reminder of all you’ve endured, threatening to overshadow your faith. You long for the nourishment that can restore your physical and spiritual strength. This is the plight of 90,000 of Israeli Holocaust Survivors.
Transforming Hunger into Hope
Leket Israel brings hope and nourishment to Holocaust survivors in Israel. Through our dedicated efforts, Leket Israel provides nutritious meals and support. We not only satisfy immediate needs but also uplift the spirits of survivors, nurturing their resilience and fostering a renewed sense of hope.
Leket Israel Rescues nutritious food in Israel for Israelis in need
234,000
Israelis fed each week
54,000
Volunteers
2,000,000
Hot meals
26,500
Tons of Fruits & Vegetables
Be Blessed for Blessing Israel
"Assuredly, I say to you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these My brethren, you did it to Me." - Matthew 25:40
We know God promises blessings for those who bless Israel. You have the opportunity to partner in feeding Israel’s hungry. This will yield spiritual rewards and a deeper intimacy with the Lord. You can be part of the next chapter God is writing for Jews and Christians!
Why Christians trust Leket Israel
We have 20 years of proven success feeding Israel’s needy
We are careful stewards of your gift, every $1 allows us to give $4 of food
Our partners include the Christian Broadcasting Network, Israeli Defence Force, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews and others
Your donation secured through PCI compliance and is tax deductible in the USA, Canada, UK, France and Israel
Meet Milla, an Israeli Holocaust Survivor we have restored to Fullness and Dignity
“The help we get from here is invaluable, not having to worry about rent or high prices in the stores helps me to live easy. Thank you to everyone who thinks about those in need and provides us with food.” Milla, an 81 year old Holocaust survivor