Alleviating Poverty

We answer the biblical call to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and provide shelter to the poor (Isaiah 58:7) through on-the-ground, lifesaving care, food, and support for impoverished Jews, elderly, and Holocaust survivors.

volunteer Daniel Kopilov (soldier wounded in Gaza during the current war), young man, black IFCJ-logo T-shirt, red shorts, showing prosthetic leg - giving clothing voucher to mom Natanela, gray T-shirt and jeans, holding holding Pele (age 3), animal print pajamas - gray wall, peeling paint, TV on wall
You Bring Them Hope
Natanela and her husband, Shmuel, who is a Border Police officer, have eight children.
IDF soldier Daniel Kopilov - young adult man in black T-shirt and red shorts, showing prosthetic leg, sitting on a bed next to an elderly woman, blue plaid shirt, holding box of matzah - IFCJ logo food box sitting on folding chair - holding food items
Faith Is Stronger Than Fear
Maria keeps the Book of Psalms next to her bed to remind her that faith is stronger than fear.
elderly woman, gray ponytail, reddish-brown shirt, seated on couch with food box, IFCJ-Korea
‘I Am Immensely Grateful’
Today, Inga is 86 years old. But she still vividly remembers when she was just three years old, and World War II came to Russia.
'I Began to Dream of Israel'
Nedjma is a 94-year-old Holocaust survivor who lives in Israel after making aliyah (immigrating to Israel) with The Fellowship from France.
Yad B’Yad, elderly man sit with Gadi Dan (IFCJ Staff) outside in courtyard, branded logo tshirt
‘I Have Food on the Table’
Life changed dramatically for Leonid when he was just four years old, and World War II began.
‘No More Tears to Cry’
When we met with sweet 74-year-old Ella, she first showed us her necklace which holds a meaningful photo of two of her adult children who were murdered on October 7,…