Tzedaka
Tzedakah: The happiness of giving instead of spending on ourselves - opinion
Spending money on others has a stronger, more lasting impact on happiness than spending it on ourselves.
What are the ancient and modern practices of Passover's Kimcha de’Pischa? - opinion
‘Philanthropy starts with curiosity’
American Jewish World Service to lay off 10% of staff and exit 3 countries where it has provided aid
Nutritional and Emotional Security at Meir Panim
Many people in lower socio-economic brackets in Israel cannot afford the items in the basic food basket.
A world of support for Meir Panim
'We love the work that Meir Panim is doing, looking after Holocaust Survivors, and the poor and needy.'
Don't cast me away at old age - How Meir Panim helps the aged and infirm
There is a lot of fulfillment when you can give to someone else and make someone else smile.
After-School Neighborhood Youth Centers in Sderot
Meir Panim’s Neighborhood Youth Center offers a “safe haven” , where young people can learn to lead healthy and productive lives.
A hardship for generations: Escaping the cycle of poverty
How one person managed to escape a lifetime cycle of economic distress.
David and Laura Merage: Philanthropists supporting Israel
The Merage Foundation Israel has been actively working to increase the prosperity of the Jewish state for over two decades.
How to ensure a vibrant Jewish future
If Jews do not support our own community, our communal institutions will not have the support they need to continue.
Daily Giving: The power of donating $1 a day
One dollar on its own may not have much of an impact, but since its launch in January 2019, DailyGiving.org has already donated over $300,000 to Jewish charities.
US college student spends 11 hours a day shopping to help families
Kaila Zimmerman-Moscovitch, a college student managing a full course load and two part-time jobs, has been spending 11 hours per day to help hers and other families in the Chicago Jewish community.
I had to choose between buying Passover food and paying my bills
Given our wealth of community organizations and deeply generous donors, all it would take to feed all Jews in need for Passover, no questions asked, is the communal will to do so.