On Passover, Jews all over the world celebrate freedom from slavery and spiritual redemption. Meir Panim wants to make sure that Israelis in need can also celebrate freedom from poverty.

Colel Chabad provides each refugee with a Colel Chabad Food and Clothing Credit Card. The head of the household receives $675 per month with an additional $125 for each child.

While COVID restrictions have been lifted, there are troubling reports that last year's breadwinners can’t afford to buy matzah this year.

Israel sees 20% of its economy disappear in the fight against COVID-19. Here is one story you must read.

Over 50,000 food baskets to be distributed to Israel’s poor for Passover by Yad Ezra V’Shulamit.

The nationwide lock-down has inspired a record number of volunteers to get out of the house and into Meir Panim's nationwide Restaurant-Style Soup Kitchens.

In light of the coronavirus pandemic, Israel is currently in the midst of an indefinite lock-down. Only stores that sell food and pharmaceuticals are open.

The Home Front Command, Yad Ezra V’Shulamit and volunteers joined together to deliver hundreds of Pesach food packages door to door and to elderly people who couldn’t come pick up a basket.

An In-Depth Look at Lifesaving Programs The Passover holiday brings with it a sense of cultural pride and an opportunity to rejoice with family. During this annual celebration, the Jewish nation unites to commemorate liberation from slavery in Egypt, to mark the gift of freedom in the Land of Israel, and to pay tribute to... Read more »