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Our 2027 brochure

2026 in review, and the year ahead.

Thirty-two pages on the year Israel had, the work your giving carried to the door, and what comes next. Turn the pages, or take the PDF with you.

Page 1. Cover: Feed Israel 2027, Rebuilding Everyday Life
Page 2. The war ended in April. For thousands of families, nothing went back to normal.
Page 3. A letter to our donors
Page 4. A letter to our donors, continued
Page 5. The year Israel had
Page 6. February to April: Six weeks, and what they left
Page 7. What poverty looks like now: A safety net already stretched
Page 8. Food insecurity: More than a quarter of all households
Page 9. The people at our tables: A window that is closing
Page 10. Something that changed quietly: Your dollar does not buy what it bought
Page 11. The work itself
Page 12. Feed Israel: Who this is
Page 13. 2026 in review: What your giving did this year
Page 14. Photograph: A kitchen in Be'er Sheva, the week before Sukkot.
Page 15. The center: Food for the body, and the other thing
Page 16. One of them: Yosef always arrives early
Page 17. Photograph: A doorway in September, the evening before the holiday.
Page 18. Four times a year: A table that looks like a holiday
Page 19. Photograph: A box handed over at the door. The weekly route, not a holiday one.
Page 20. Every week of the year: The box that comes anyway
Page 21. Quote: This is the true power of volunteering. People who simply put everything aside for a moment and go out to do good. Nati, Feed Israel volunteer, September 2026
Page 22. The sirens stopped in April. The families from those buildings are still somewhere else.
Page 23. Where the work happens: On the ground
Page 24. How this is run
Page 25. How your gift travels: Brooklyn to a door in Be'er Sheva
Page 26. On the public record: Where the money went
Page 27. On the record: What others say
Page 28. The year ahead
Page 29. 2027 ahead: What next year asks of us
Page 30. What we are committing to: Steady, through the quiet months
Page 31. Quote: Acts of kindness never die. They linger in the memory, giving life to other acts in return. Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Page 32. You can make a difference

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