Rosh Hashanah is one week away. Some tables are still empty. – Sponsored Content
Home Page / Donate / Rosh Hashanah 2026As we prepare to welcome the Jewish New Year around festive tables with family, the question isn’t just how we celebrate, but who we support. While communities worldwide wish each other Chag Sameach, over a third of Israeli children (37.5%) are growing up food insecure, and nearly 6 in 10 families receiving aid have already had to skip meals just to get by. Latet stands beside 500,000 Israelis in need, including 1,700 Holocaust survivors — to make sure we all get to celebrate Rosh Hashanah with joy and dignity.When you give, you do more than provide food. You help protect the traditions that financial hardship can quietly take away. This Rosh Hashanah, bring sweetness to their tables by sending a holiday food box to an Israeli family in need. The cost of providing a holiday box for a family is $60, but any…
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As Rosh Hashanah approaches, a sponsored content article highlights that one in four Israeli families cannot afford a festive meal, with 37.5% of children experiencing food insecurity. Latet, an Israeli humanitarian aid organization, aims to ensure that 500,000 Israelis, including 1,700 Holocaust survivors, can celebrate the holiday with dignity. The organization provides holiday food boxes containing 22 essential and festive items, including honey and wine, for $60 per family. Latet, established in 1996, is Israel's leading food bank, partnering with 210 local NGOs and mobilizing 38,000 volunteers to offer ongoing assistance to 100,000 families and 1,700 Holocaust survivors.
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