From your gift to a family's table.
Feed Israel is an American charity with volunteers across Israel. We raise money in the US, and our volunteers bring food to the doors of seniors, Holocaust survivors and families: weekly boxes all year, and holiday boxes before every chag.
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You give
Gifts come in through feedisrael.org and donate.feedisrael.org, 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. In 2025 that was $3.06 million.
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Food reaches the door
Our volunteers pack the boxes and carry them to the door: weekly boxes all year, and holiday boxes before every chag.
On the route
Photos from our team in Israel.
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Up the stairs
Volunteers carry the boxes up to the apartment, however many flights.
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The knock
A knock, a name, a few minutes at the door. Every week, for many people on the route, it is the visit they wait for.
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On the table
Holiday food on the family's own table, in their own home, with nothing to fill out.
Where the money goes
Every year's figures are in our Form 990, the return every US charity files with the IRS. Anyone can read ours on ProPublica.
$10.6M granted to the work in Israel since 2020.
Read our Form 990sSource: Feed Israel's Form 990s, 2020 to 2025. 2022 includes $10,000 for Ukrainian refugees in Moldova.
How every grant is checked
This is the grant policy set out in our Form 990 for 2024 and 2025.
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A written application
Each organization we fund applies in writing, with its founding documents, evidence that it is the equivalent of a US charity, and recent financial statements.
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Board approval
Grants are approved by our board, which can withdraw approval at any time.
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Ongoing monitoring
Every grant can come with periodic reports, a review of their books and records, and visits on site.
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Sanctions screening
Every grant is checked against the US Treasury's sanctions list (OFAC).
Questions about our work in Israel? Write to info at feedisrael.org.
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 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.
Manage a monthly gift at donate.feedisrael.org/sso.
Chanukah begins in 27 days.
Friday evening, December 4. Give a family in Israel a full table before the first candle.
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