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Your gift fills the next box.
Our volunteers carry food to the doors of seniors, Holocaust survivors and families in Israel who can't cover the basics. Every gift is tax-deductible in the US.
Where your gift goes
How it works- 1
You give
Online, in a minute, in dollars, pounds, euros or shekels.
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We send it to Israel
Our board approves every dollar that goes to the work in Israel, and every one is reported to the IRS.
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Our volunteers carry it to the door
Weekly boxes all year, and holiday boxes before every chag.
- $10.6Mgranted to the work in Israel since 2020, from our Form 990s
- 97.8%of our 2025 expenses went to the work in Israel
- 87/100our score from Charity Navigator
Who the boxes go to
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01Seniors on a pension
A pension that stopped covering the week
Many of the people on the routes are older and live alone. A box at the door means the holiday table is set without a trip to the shop or a choice between food and medicine.
19.3% of seniors who live alone in Israel are below the poverty line Source: National Insurance Institute, Poverty Report 2024, p. 3
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02Holocaust survivors
Survivors who shouldn't have to ask
Holocaust survivors living alone are among the first names on the list before every holiday. Volunteers bring the food, sit down for lunch at the club, and stay for the company.
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03Single parents
One income, a full house
Single parents carry the rent, the children and the holiday on one paycheck. A delivered box frees the week's money for everything else.
₪9,401 a month keeps a single parent with two children above the poverty line Source: National Insurance Institute, Poverty Report 2024, Table 2
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04Reservist families
When one parent is called up
When a parent is away on reserve duty, the other carries the family alone. Food at the door is one less thing to hold together.
About 1 in 5 reservists' spouses worked less than usual in 2025, to carry the family alone Source: Bank of Israel, Annual Report 2025, p. 137
Leaders who know our work
All messages-
“I was very impressed by the activity of Feed Israel.”
Reuven Rivlin Former President of Israel
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“Feed Israel's mission is critical in empowering one of our strongest democratic allies in confronting childhood poverty and child hunger.”
Mike Lawler U.S. Representative for New York's 17th District
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“I am extremely impressed with the important charitable work of Feed Israel.”
Nikki Haley Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
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Questions
Is my gift tax-deductible?
Yes, in the United States, as allowed by law. Feed Israel Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charity, EIN 46-0650024. Your receipt arrives by email.
How can I pay?
By credit or debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Venmo or bank transfer (ACH), all in our secure GoFundMe Pro checkout. PayPal, Venmo and bank transfers are for gifts in US dollars, and Venmo is for one-time gifts. In other currencies, pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Can I give in pounds, euros, shekels, or Canadian or Australian dollars?
Yes. Choose the currency on the gift form, then pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
How does a monthly gift work?
Choose Monthly on the gift form and the amount you want. The same gift goes out each month, and it keeps going until you change or stop it. Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay in any currency, or by PayPal or bank transfer for gifts in US dollars.
How do I change, pause or stop a monthly gift?
Sign in to the donor page at donate.feedisrael.org/sso with the email you gave with. There you can change the amount, update your card, pause the gift for up to three months or stop it.
Is this the official Feed Israel website?
Yes. We take gifts only at feedisrael.org and donate.feedisrael.org. If you see another site asking for gifts in our name, please tell us.
Feed Israel Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charity, EIN 46-0650024. Prefer to talk? Call (718) 820-7000.