Volunteers help northern Kiwi farmer back on his feet
Kiwi grower Hezi Mena was on the verge of giving up his family business ravaged during the war with Hezbollah, when volunteers stepped in to help him save his farm.
Kiwi grower Hezi Mena was on the verge of giving up his family business ravaged during the war with Hezbollah, when volunteers stepped in to help him save his farm.
Michaela Bercu, the first Israeli to appear on the cover of Vogue, has since dedicated her life to philanthropy and helping others.
How restaurateur Yonathan Iluz’s calling led him to feed thousands of IDF soldiers in Israel’s battered north.
Nagham Haj Ali enlisted as a National Service volunteer at a hospital to test her wish to become a nurse, but what she found was a higher purpose.
Kachol Balev matches war-affected companies in Israel with remote volunteers skilled in programming, software engineering, sales, marketing and more.
It’s hard work, but volunteers go home filled with a satisfying sense of accomplishment that they helped struggling farmers harvest their fruit.
When Yoel came out of 80 days of reserve duty during the war, his car battery was dead and a tire was flat. A Yedidim volunteer saved the day.
Yocheved Ruttenberg was living in Dallas when she heard of the Hamas atrocities. One week later she was in Israel to volunteer. Now, four months on, she is leading aid efforts.
People are not as cool as they look, restaurants are fully booked and guns are everywhere in these difficult times.
Civil-aid organization and its philanthropic and corporate partners are supporting hundreds of thousands of Israelis directly affected by war.
After Thai farmworkers evacuated Israel following October 7, Filipino caregivers unexpectedly answered the urgent call for agricultural volunteers.
Tailoring, matchmaking, jogging: Israelis are finding quirky and unusual ways to pitch in to aid those affected by the events of October 7 and the ongoing battle in Gaza.
Build to Support volunteers use expertise in many high-tech fields to gather information about missing people, manage online content and much more.
Grassroots effort turns official as two siblings begin processing potential medical and nonmedical volunteers for Israel’s healthcare institutions.
If you’re visiting Israel during the war, or living here, you can make a meaningful contribution with the gift of your time.