The "Study Club" project received strong support in its wonderful starting phase from an active volunteer and the founder of the Holocaust Museum.

On the eve of Tu B'Shevat, volunteers prepared a special treat for participants of the family club – ginger cookies shaped like trees.

As part of the To be-eco campaign, a charitable art exhibition by a well-known Ukrainian artist was organized.

The project has been successfully developing for the fourth year, thanks to the diligent work of the volunteer team.

Volunteers conducted a session on environmental conservation and a workshop on decorating eco-bags.

The process of learning something new may not always be easy, but each attempt brings experience.

Thanks to the efforts of volunteers, the "Thread of Goodness" project becomes a source of inspiration and support for children and their families.

May prosperity reign in homes, strength of spirit grow in souls, and the flowers of joy fragrance in hearts.

Every day, volunteers at the Lviv Volunteer Center prepare delicious and nutritious lunches, which are delivered to the community members in need.

The festive event was accompanied by pleasant conversations, creating a warm and friendly atmosphere.

The atmosphere of celebration and warmth helped children feel the joy of creativity and socializing.

From December 7th to 15th, the Jewish community worldwide celebrates Hanukkah – the festival of light and kindness.

The masterclass became an opportunity to acquire new skills and a moment of unity where the community could enjoy creativity.

The Hanukkah miracle extends not only to people but also to those who cannot express their gratitude in words.

The amazing Hanukkah week began with a true miracle of care and warmth from the volunteers.

There are people whose kindness turns simple threads into the magic of warmth.

As part of the Tolerance Theater project, volunteers conducted a Hanukkah masterclass on clay modeling.

As part of the "Step Forward" project, volunteers conducted a dream card-making workshop.

JCC "Migdal" continues to be a place where warmth and joy intertwine with creativity and care.

Students, volunteers from Odesa Volunteer Community/Hillel Odesa, came with gifts, treats, and interesting programs!

As part of the International Volunteer Action "Hanukkah Marathon," volunteers created an unforgettable day for children with disabilities.