Volunteers prepared and delivered Shabbat kits to the beneficiaries of the Hesed, bringing a sense of care and unity

The Jewish Game event brought together over 100 participants online and offline around traditions and unity

Volunteers organised a sports day for IDP children — with games, laughter, and gifts, all without any gadgets

When art becomes a bridge between generations, true unity is born

Kindness has a way of coming back — to the one who gives it and to the one who receives it

Volunteers kicked off Good Deeds Week with an incredibly warm and heartfelt meeting with children from a shelter for internally displaced persons.

The "Wave of Kindness" relay initiative brought volunteers to a shelter for internally displaced children with a vibrant hands-on workshop

Volunteers met with the clients of the Charitable Organization “Charitable Foundation Hesed Menachem” in Dnipro for a creative workshop

Our volunteers brought a true winter fairy tale to life by visiting a shelter for displaced children.

Online Events for Our Beneficiaries - Connecting Even at a Distance

The "Shabbat to Go" project has become more than just a challah delivery initiative; it's a source of double joy.

An example of how small but thoughtfully planned actions can bring joy and light into life.

Drawing can be a source of joy and relaxation for children in shelters.

For the Hanukkah holiday, volunteers organized a series of events with the wards of Hesed.

DVC volunteers brought an entertaining and active program with contests for the children.

Volunteers conducted an online Kabalat Shabbat and sessions on Tikkun Olam for Social Worker Day.

DVC volunteers greeted Hesed wards and brought kosher sets for Shabbat.

DVC volunteers, together with Hillel CASE, took part in an eco-action to clean up coastal areas.

DVC volunteers held a tea decoupage masterclass for the beneficiaries of Hesed Menachem, dedicated to the holiday of Rosh Hashanah.

Volunteers organized a one-day summer camp for children with disabilities, inspired by the principles of the scouting movement.

VC Fest preserved the spirit of volunteer unity and inspired everyone present to new achievements!

Volunteers visited the shelter where IDP families live and held a master class for children.

This year, on the occasion of the Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation, volunteers took part in the delivery of food packages to the elderly.

As part of the Hand to Hand project, volunteers prepared and hosted an online master class on growing microgreens

The number of participants in all three festive events was almost 180 people!

Connecting elderly people with the community through individual Shabbat visits by volunteers, supporting their social activity and overcoming isolation.

Joint spending of time during holidays to provide support and maintain social connections