Do you want to help Israel’s hungry children? In Israel, one out of every three children starting school this year will be poor. Yes, Israel suffers from famine. Even before the Coronavirus outbreak, the situation was the same. As a result of Israel’s current socioeconomic position, many suffering families confront severe challenges. Even middle-class families may have difficulty keeping track of their basic spending.

This is a much more significant issue for Israel’s impoverished. While the Israeli government offers a number of programs to assist persons who are poor, these programs are insufficient to ensure that their families have access to the food, clothing, and education they require. The repercussions of this reality are, of course, devastating.

Hundreds of thousands of children and their families go without three nutritious meals every day. Hunger, unfortunately, isn’t the end of the story.

Israel Needs Our Help To Feed Hungry Children

Hunger may appear to be a distant concept in many industrialized countries, yet millions of Israelis are now unemployed and facing a major struggle to feed their children. Regardless of the financial or emotional crises that their parents are through, no child deserves to go hungry because their parents do not have enough money to buy food.

Meir Panim is committed to helping these children. Our ultimate goal is to eradicate hunger and food insecurity in Israel. We work hard to provide low-income families and children with hot meals. Hundreds of thousands of warm, tasty meals have been given to low-income youngsters around the country.

Your Humanity Matters For Hungry Children Israel 

We do everything we can as a non-profit to address poverty, hunger, and food insecurity in Israel. However, we rely heavily on donations from kind individuals who care about Israel’s hungry children or humanity in general. We appreciate all of the assistance we receive and make certain that every dollar is directed to the correct location.

You may help us right now by contributing! Even a small donation can make a big difference in the lives of many people, especially starving children in Israel.