Urgent Help for Holocaust Survivors in Ukraine

After more than two years of war, the people of Ukraine are suffering unimaginable hardships. For the poor, elderly Holocaust survivors—many of whom have no family to care for them—the situation is truly dire.

With the brutal winter approaching, Russian attacks have left much of Ukraine’s electric grid destroyed. Nearly 40% of the country’s power stations have been damaged, plunging families into cold and darkness. Food shelves are empty, medicine is scarce, and heating is nearly impossible for those who can’t afford it.

These precious survivors—already scarred by the horrors of the Holocaust—are now facing freezing temperatures and crippling hunger. Some are unable to leave their tiny apartments. Others are too afraid to go outside. Many are wondering if anyone cares enough to help.

But you can be the answer to their prayers.

We Must Act Now

Thanks to the support of compassionate friends like you, we’ve been delivering food, medicine, clothing, and emergency supplies to Ukraine for over a decade. Since the war began, we’ve been able to expand our efforts, but the need continues to grow daily.

This winter, we must act urgently to provide:

• Emergency food packages to feed the hungry
• Warm clothing and blankets to fight the cold
• Critical medicine to save lives
• Hope for those who feel forgotten

This is how we live out Isaiah 58:7—to “feed the hungry and clothe the naked.”

Your Gift Changes Lives

When you give today, you’re not just helping Holocaust survivors in Ukraine—you’re standing with God’s Chosen People. Your gift of $50 can provide life-saving aid to Holocaust survivors—offering food, warmth, and hope during this brutal winter.

If you are able to give $100, not only will you double the impact of the help we are able to provide, we will also send you a beautiful Micah 4:2 afghan as a way to say thank you for your compassion. This beautiful, full-size woven afghan features the United States and Israeli flags over the city of Jerusalem with the words, “Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God” (Isaiah 40:1). In addition to being a meaningful addition to your home, it will remind you of your commitment to stand with God’s Chosen People and pray for the Peace of Jerusalem.

Answer the Call Today

Give now to bring comfort, dignity, and critical help to those who need it most.

Thank you for being the hands and feet of Jesus to the suffering people of Ukraine.