Turning breakdowns
into breakthroughs

Meor Hachag 

Every home should hear the song of Yom Tov

In memory of Elka Philipson, a woman whose generosity knew no bounds, we help struggling and single-parent families experience Yom Tov with dignity and joy. Instead of public handouts, we provide pre-paid credit cards that can be used discreetly in grocery, clothing, and shoe stores across Israel, giving families the freedom to buy what they truly need.

Budget

$64 Million

Families supported

38,000

Mokir Shabbos

No father should have to choose between rent and Shabbos

We help Bnei Torah across Israel welcome Shabbos with peace of mind. Instead of public distributions, we send 500 NIS in prepaid cards ($155) that cover Shabbos necessities, allowing avreichim to focus on limud Torah and families to enjoy Shabbos without financial worry.

Budget

$42 Million

Families supported

5,000

Keren Nesuin

No couple should start life in debt

We help orphans across Israel begin their married life with true happiness. Instead of generic household items, we provide  $10,000 towards each wedding, giving couples the freedom to start their new home without financial stress.

Budget

$2 Million

Families supported

200

Ezras Mitzuka 

No home should break from going broke

We help families across Israel facing illness, loss, or overwhelming debt regain their footing. Instead of one-size-fits-all aid, we provide tailored, one-time financial support and hands-on guidance, negotiating debt settlements and creating sustainable plans so families can move forward with stability and hope.

Budget: Close to

$12 Million

Families supported

260

Parnassah Project

No home should collapse while a father looks for work

We help yungeleit already entering the workforce find a clear, rabbinically approved path to dignified parnassah. Through fast, practical training, mentorship, and placement in kosher jobs, the Parnassah Project shortens the struggle, prevents debt, and helps families stabilize quickly—so earning a living doesn’t come at the cost of dignity, frumkeit, or the home itself.

Budget

$6 million

Families supported

720