"Feed the hungry and help those in trouble. Then your light will shine out from the darkness!" (Isaiah 58:10)

Poverty continues to be a desperate problem in Israel. A recent report showed that the number of poor in Israel now stands at 1.6 million people, including one in three Israeli children and nearly a third of Israel's elderly. Because of this, far too many Israelis cannot afford enough food, and an alarmingly high number of Israeli children are malnourished.

Guardians of Israel responds to this critical need by implementing programs that feed thousands of Israelis every day. Through soup kitchens, meals on wheels programs, and meal programs for children, Guardians turns despair into hope for needy Israelis with nowhere else to turn. Give to Guardians today to help feed Israel's hungry.

Reaffirmation of Solidarity

Even as Israel grieves for the loss of life and injuries sustained during the recent terror bombing in Jerusalem, her people are preparing to commemorate the Passover. Jews all around the world will join their brothers and sisters in the Holy Land in observing this sacred season. Read More

Baruch: Savoring warm company and a hot meal

Baruch, 80, became a widower a few years ago. He and his wife made aliyah (immigrated to Israel) from Morocco in the 1950s and have lived in a small apartment in Kiryat Shmona ever since. Baruch and his wife never had children, so when she passed away, he was left completely alone. Read More

Irina: Finding stability in steady meals

Irina immigrated to Israel from Ukraine ten years ago. Life was going well for her until her husband, David, died three years ago and left her alone to care for their four children. Since David's death, Irina has struggled financially and emotionally. Read More

Valentin : Grateful to be in the Promised Land

Coming to Israel 12 years ago from the former Soviet Union (FSU) was a dream come true for Valentin and his wife. “We felt as if we were just waiting out a prison term before we could get to the Promised Land,” says Valentin, now 74… Read More

Olga: A desperate single mother receives strength to carry on

Olga came to Israel alone six years ago from the former Soviet Union, wanting to make a new start in life. She settled in Kiryat Shmona, where she met her husband. He had a good job with a steady salary, so after they got married they put a down payment on a new house. In the years that followed… Read More