The goal of the celebration was to draw attention to the needs of homeless animals.

In the Jewish month of Tishrei, there are numerous holidays, each accompanied by its own traditions.

Communication and connection with the outside world are crucial for less mobile elderly individuals and people with disabilities.

The Good Jam Day event this year brought everyone together—volunteers, children, teenagers, and community members.

The "Shabbat Guest" project continues its significant work, providing our respected elderly with fragrant Shabbat challahs.

Under the guidance of volunteers, participants of the pottery workshop molded beautiful clay panels.

Here, they share their creative works, exchange advice, and enjoy each other's company.

Such visits provide a sense of significance and importance to the elderly.

Volunteers of all ages and professions gathered to discuss how to make the world better.

The All-Ukrainian campaign "Collect a Schoolbag for a Child" has successfully concluded at the Poltava Volunteer Community center.

70 children from the Jewish community in the city of Odessa received all the necessary school supplies for successful learning!

Preparing for Rosh Hashanah is an important part of our cultural heritage, as this holiday is one of the key observances in the Jewish calendar.

In anticipation of the Rosh Hashanah holiday, volunteers from the Chernihiv Volunteer Community joined the All-Ukrainian charity event called Good Jam Day.

Round challahs during Rosh Hashanah symbolize the cycle of time and new beginnings, as well as unity and harmony.

Unique bags painted by volunteers became gifts for children on the birthday celebration.

Volunteers from the Hesed Bnei Azriel center participated in the all-Ukrainian charity event, GoodJamDay.

Thanks to the volunteers of the "Health in Colors" project, the grim walls in the bomb shelter have become much brighter.

It's no secret that one of the simplest ways to lift one's spirits is by enjoying something sweet and delicious.

In anticipation of the Rosh Hashanah holiday, our volunteer families, known as NOEKParents, hosted a delightful culinary masterclass.

The memory of the Holocaust and its victims is an important and inseparable part of our history.

The holiday kits were specially prepared by volunteers for children at risk from the Jewish community of Mykolayiv Noek Volunteer Community.