Chag Saveah for Children Campaign
As Rosh Hashanah approaches, so many of us are fortunate enough to look forward to spending the High Holy Days with family and friends in a warm and loving space. In Israel, there are thousands of children who will not be able to eat this holiday. Migdal Ohr’s Chag Saveah campaign has taken on new meaning, and the charity was selected by the Government of Israel to operate a national relief effort in partnership with the Israeli Defence Forces. Right now, crews of soldiers and volunteers are packaging and delivering food around the clock to help 40,000 families in need as tens of thousands of people are out of work due to the coronavirus pandemic. Each day we get closer to the Jewish festivals and, by donating to the Migdal Ohr Rosh Hashanah Campaign, you will help us reach more needy families and ensure they will have food on their table on the High Holy Days.
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Please enable us to reach our target of 40,000 parcels for Migdal Ohr’s Chag Saveah for Children Campaign.
All proceeds go to the Migdal Ohr Chag Saveah for Children Campaign in Israel.
Receiving for Giving
The Chag Saveah of the Children campaign started as a local initiative of students from the Migdal Ohr school in Migdal HaEmek who wanted to give something back to society by providing food parcels to children, similar to them, but who were in financial need.
The Migdal Ohr students have learned that when you receive something, you have to be able to give something back to society. This local initiative grew, over the years, into an essential and national campaign.
Migdal Ohr helps tens of thousands of needy families throughout the country ahead of the holidays. For more than a decade, the organization has been holding the Chag Saveah for Children campaign, in which volunteers from all over the Israeli spectrum – secular, ultra-Orthodox, soldiers, school children, celebrities, politicians and members of Knesset – take part.
The spirit of giving and love of Rabbi Grossman unites all around him with the joy of doing and helping others.
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