Hundreds of thousands of elderly Jews in the former Soviet Union struggle just to survive. Imagine you are old and infirm, living on a meager pension of less than $100 per month. You need medicine to survive, but you cannot afford it because what little money you have goes toward food. A harsh winter is approaching, but you have no money to purchase heating fuel for your stove, the sole source of warmth in your tiny apartment. If you could only afford one of these — food, medicine, or heat — which would you choose? Fortunately, thanks to generous IFCJ donors who are providing basic necessities by supporting our Isaiah 58 program, thousands of people no longer have to make that choice.
Reach Out to Impoverished Jews
in the Former Soviet Union
The Situation Has Never Been Worse
Hunger is a day-to-day reality for hundreds of thousands of impoverished elderly Jews in the former Soviet Union. Tragically, they often face the heartbreaking choice between buying food, medicine, heating fuel and other essentials.
Elderly Jews in
the Ukraine
Elderly Jews living in the Ukraine are facing extreme hardship. Many have no pensions or any regular form of income. Some cannot even afford their food or medicine. To make matters even worse, widespread anti-Semitism often makes it dangerous just to go outside. You can help give these suffering Jewish people dignity by supporting Isaiah 58.
Jews At Risk
Throughout the world, there are countries where anti-Semitism is official policy of the leadership. Jews in these countries are putting themselves in great peril simply by practicing their faith in public. You can reach out to tell these suffering souls that they are not alone by supporting The Fellowship's Isaiah 58 programs.
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