Ongoing conflict and instability have left many Israeli families under immense financial strain, with many struggling to afford the basics.

Myisrael’s Pesach appeal provided vital food vouchers to 650 families in need. We offered immediate relief and ensured these families could put food on the table during Pesach.

Families like Hila’s, a single mother of three who had been unable to work since the start of the Iran war due to school closures. Facing constant upheaval, financial pressure and the rising cost of food, she was struggling to provide for her children. This support gave her the relief and reassurance that she was not alone.

This Chanukah, Myisrael encouraged families to turn the festival of light into a meaningful act of giving, at a time when many across Israel were struggling with basic needs.

Through the campaign, supporters helped hundreds of vulnerable people by providing essential items including food vouchers, heaters, toiletries and therapeutic support – bringing comfort, dignity and relief to those who needed it most.

Gifts were dedicated in honour of loved ones, creating a powerful connection between families giving and those receiving support, and helping to spread light, warmth and hope across Israel during Chanukah.

An estimated three million Israelis are living with the trauma of loss, horror and despair – yet only a fraction have received the professional support they need.

Myisrael’s High Holy Days appeal funded over 600 trauma therapy sessions for those in crisis, offering a lifeline to begin healing and rebuild their lives.

People like Itay, a reservist who had served over 300 days since October 2023. Trapped in a cycle of flashbacks, guilt and despair, he was struggling to cope with the psychological toll of war and urgently needed professional support to process his trauma.

The war in Israel caused devastation and has caused so much trauma for thousands of Israeli children and adults.

Myisrael was inundated with requests for funding; we worked through each request carefully: establishing priorities, verifying the need, evaluating costs, and meeting the people personally affected, so that every penny donated has maximum impact.