Colel Chabad spreads Purim joy by ensuring that Israel's most vulnerable—the elderly, widows, and orphans—receive essential food and compassionate care, embodying the holiday's spirit of unity and resilience.

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.

Volunteers helped the boys put on their tefillin and dance at the Western Wall to celebrate their coming of age.

Colel Chabad provides each refugee with a Colel Chabad Food and Clothing Credit Card. The head of the household receives $675 per month with an additional $125 for each child.

'These boys whose lives were in complete turmoil amidst a brutal war just a few weeks ago are now blessed to celebrate their bar mitzvas at this holiest and most special of places.'

Israel’s economy is recovering quickly from the covid restrictions.

While COVID restrictions have been lifted, there are troubling reports that last year's breadwinners can’t afford to buy matzah this year.

With Israel's remarkable success at vaccinating the majority of its population and dramatically reducing the spread of the coronavirus, many social restrictions have been lifted.

IDF Home Front Command deployed across Israel to help deliver food to Israel’s poor during the latest corona lockdown. They again turn to the one organization that can help them complete this mission.

In light of the coronavirus pandemic, Israel is currently in the midst of an indefinite lock-down. Only stores that sell food and pharmaceuticals are open.

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 initiative has resulted in real change that is clearly motivated by a sense of empathy for the needy,' said the mayor of a northern Israeli town.

Yeshiva University launches hub based in New York City for Israeli startups to jump-start in the US; Netanyahu has a new granddaughter; snow at the Western Wall.

For hundreds of fatherless children and their widowed mothers, Chanukah was just a little brighter this year thanks to Colel Chabad.

The leading aid organization Colel Chabad ensures that needy Israelis are not forgotten during the Jewish New Year period each autumn.

Each Bar Mitzvah boy was escorted to the Kotel , where they made the traditional blessing over the Torah for the first time.

206 immigrants from France arrived in Israel in the largest-ever summer mass-aliyah from France; Israel welcomed 218 new immigrants (Olim) from North America as the summer season of Aliyah organized by Nefesh B'nefesh begins, and much more.

Families celebrating milestone occasions in Israel often choose to spend time in this endeavor, having a wonderful time combined with a meaningful experience.