Leket Israel has distributed over 2,000 tons of produce and tens of thousands of meals to displaced Israelis since the war began—and is pushing to reach 400,000 families before Passover.

Journalist and TV personality Chris Cuomo, who has been stuck in Israel since the start of Operation Roaring Lion, recalled that when he didn't have any shekels to pay a bus driver, random civilians offered him money out of sheer kindness.

Hundreds of participants from Israel and North America closed out 2025 at ADI Negev–Nahalat Eran by running, rolling, and walking side by side in the fourth annual Race for Inclusion.

An Israeli TikToker followed the viral 'take the money or double it' trend, with every participant passing it on, ultimately donating over 1,600 shekels to a public charity box.

According to the IDF, donations labeled as humanitarian were redirected to train terrorists and distribute thousands of food parcels to members of the group.  By Pesach Benson, TPS Israeli military intelligence says Hamas used the Gaza-based charity Qawafel al-Khair to support its armed operations. Documents recovered in the territory show the organization provided money, construction... Read more »

Israel’s oldest charity, Colel Chabad, founded in 1788, continues its mission by delivering hot meals, dignity, and companionship to thousands of elderly citizens—proving that food can nourish not only the body but also the soul.

Central to this BBC campaign is his meeting with Holocaust survivor Manfred Goldberg, whose life story illustrates exactly why such education remains vital.

We cannot let them go hungry.

URGENT: Families across Israel are going hungry as emergency calls flood humanitarian hotline

Unlike traditional fundraising organizations, JFP doesn’t collect money directly. Instead, signers pledge that at least half their charitable giving will support Jewish communities or Israel.

The final amount is expected to far surpass the original goal of 5 million shekels (US$1.371.086).

When giving charity, the most important principle is to respect the feelings and dignity of the people involved. Never embarrass anyone!

Former Member of Knesset Rabbi Dov Lipman explains why are commanded to give food gifts to one another and extra charity on Purim.

With a heart for those affected by the conflict with Hamas, she donates 20% of her jewelry profits to support evacuees.

The mitzvah of charity goes on the Eternal ledger and stands as a merit for us in this world and in the next. 

Israeli soldiers rescue trapped camel, Eurovision contestants plant saplings in Israel, helping to feed the vulnerable, and much more!

Saved by his Book of Psalms, Gap Year in Israel for students with disabilities, UN exhibit of Jewish exodus from Arab countries, and much more!

The Torah portion of “Ki Tavo” (Deut. 26:1-29:8) includes some heavy discussion about charity, tithing, and helping the less fortunate. In this webinar, Rabbi Enkin presents the Jewish perspective on giving charity, known as “tzedaka.” You will learn how “tzedaka” is addressed in the Torah, the Talmud, and even in the mystical teachings of Kabbala!... Read more »

Don't let Amnesty International profit off of its bigotry against Israel.

Although the 501st Legion are the villains in Star Wars, in Israel, they are a force for good!

An Israeli couple opened a very unique supermarket to help those in need.

Costumes and dressing up are major components of Purim celebrations, as many of you know. But why is this so?

The Hebrew word for charity also means 'righteousness.'

Love thy neighbor as thyself – only if he is – your neighbor, i.e., virtuous but not if he is wicked, as it is written, the fear of the Lord is to hate evil (Prov.8:13).

Does the act of charity have the unique power to annul an evil decree on Rosh Hashana?

Even with restrictions and lockdowns, Israeli soup kitchen Lasova rose to the challenge, ensuring those in need were well fed no matter what.

Meet the Druze Israeli who is making sure that underprivileged children from his community have a place to call home.

An ancient Torah commandment given to farmers conveys an important lesson for all of us that remains relevant to this day.

This young Israeli entrepreneur's app helps companies mobilize their staff to participate in volunteer activities, providing logistics, coordination, and feedback.

Study finds signs of altruism in people's COVID-19 worries, putting concerns about others first.

Online scammers who solicit money for 'poor Gazans' are pocketing donations, but not before the Hamas terror group takes a cut.

Born with a life-threatening congenital heart disease, two-year-old Hamza from Ramallah underwent complicated open-heart surgery in Israel and returned home. 

For the one in three children in Israel living under the poverty line, community organizations such as Yad Ezra V’Shulamit are a real life-line.

She was a single mother looking for a new lease on love. What she found traumatized her for life. Now one organization has stepped up, placing her on the long road to recovery.

This year, the government proposes to supplement food baskets for each poor family to the tune of 14 shekels ($4) for the holidays. At that rate, the funding doesn't cover the cost of a jar of honey.

Following is Rabbi Ari Enkin’s latest piece in a series on charity according to Torah thought. Rabbi Yochanan says:  Separate a 10th of your earnings so that you will become wealthy! One of the first biblically mandated forms of charitable donations concerns one’s agricultural profits. The Torah teaches us that one who harvests a field... Read more »

Tzedaka is the Hebrew word for charity, although it literally means justice or righteousness. Charity is an obligation in Judaism, not merely a nice thing to do.

In this week’s Torah portion, Teruma (Exodus 25:1-27:19), we learn about the movable sanctuary the Jewish nation constructed in the wilderness.

"It was painful to see this exhausted father, pregnant mother and weeping children living this way. I walked in and immediately saw the fear in their eyes."