Last news and events from volunteer centers
Workshops for parents and children, community members: creativity, music, inspiration, new impressions and emotions
This year's Tu BiShvat celebration in our community was unforgettable and vibrant
As part of the "Good Life" project, an incredible seminar-training on Krav Maga "Chazak ve Ematz" took place
An atmospheric event that brought together the women of the community around the ancient and meaningful tradition of baking challah
This year's Tu BiShvat celebration at the Ternopil Volunteer Center took place under the banner of the ecological initiative "To-be-eco"
Tu BiShvat is a special day in Jewish tradition when nature awakens and we celebrate the New Year of the Trees
Preserving traditions by elderly people is not just about the past; it is about the present and future.
This year, Hanukkah became a true miracle for the children, full of joy, smiles, and warm emotions.
A visit to the school for children with special educational needs filled the day with joy and care.
By mastering a new craft, volunteers share the comfort and warmth that can be passed on through their own hands.
By mastering a new craft, volunteers share the comfort and warmth that can be passed on through their own hands.
Volunteers gave a true celebration to the children from the orphanage in Sumy region.
A meeting for the community members, filled with wisdom and deep reflections.
Our craftswomen don't just sew – they create comfort and offer support to those who need it the most.
We are one united community with strong roots and a flourishing future.
Only together can we create real miracles by helping those in need
The "Wave of Kindness" relay race is gaining momentum, moving from center to center, from city to city
Volunteers create an atmosphere of support and joy, where everyone feels valued
Our volunteers brought a true winter fairy tale to life by visiting a shelter for displaced children.
The Family Volunteering project continues to uphold the most cherished traditions of the Jewish people.
Volunteers have brought back one of the warmest and most meaningful traditions—the social project "The Ball of Silver-Haired Ladies and Gentlemen."