At moments that matter, La'Aretz.
La’Aretz Foundation is committed to building a thriving Israeli society equipped to face today’s challenges and tomorrow’s uncertainties.
We envision a resilient Israel, where every individual facing hardship receives direct, swift, and sustainable support. Powered by the solidarity of the global Jewish diaspora at moments that matter, our vision is to ensure a meaningful impact by providing essential resources that enhance personal and communal prosperity. With a focus on financial aid, education, and comprehensive Aliyah backing, we are dedicated to supporting people to contribute positively to a nation that is prepared for ongoing growth.
“By strengthening communities and contributing to Israel’s overall strength, we endeavor to create a brighter future for all its citizens.”
La’Aretz Foundation provides direct assistance to families who lack government support. Our ongoing support assists families that strive to rebuild their lives, a crucial step to making our impact longlasting. We provide relief in several types of circumstances, which enables families to take their time to make the proper long-term decisions in their next chapter.
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We are committed to making a difference. One family at a time.
Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. La'Aretz Foundation is a New York-based 501(c)(3) charity. Tax ID/EIN: 88-2175488.
Our latest financial report may be obtained by contacting us or from the New York Attorney General's Charities Bureau's Website at www.charities.nys.com.
At moments that matter, your support transforms lives. Each donor receives a report of the families who they help. The direct impact is necessary to strengthen the bond between Israel and those in the diaspora.
Nadav, a single father of two, was injured while serving in the reserves and is currently undergoing rehabilitation. His children are now being cared for by their grandparents. Our assistance provided him with the necessary funds to cover maintenance feeds, loans for a car purchase, as well as furnishing a new and accessible apartment to move into after rehabilitation.
Nadav
Yaniv’s parents attended the Nova festival, leaving their 2.5-year-old son Yaniv with his grandparents. Tragically, his mom was murdered, and his father was kidnapped into Gaza. His grandmother has since been caring for Yaniv. La’Aretz donated $3,500 to Yaniv.
Yaniv
Eden lives in Netivot. On October 7th, a rocket struck their house, destroying it. Her husband, son, and father were killed that day. She has since relocated to her mother’s home in Be’er Sheva and is now raising five children on her own. La’Aretz donated $5,000 to Eden’s family.
Eden
Rachel’s husband, Yossi, was killed in Khan Yunis, Gaza. Yossi, a Ph.D. student on active reserve duty, was seeking employment at the time. Rachel is now raising seven children alone, the youngest born four months after Yossi’s death. La’Aretz donated $5,000 to Rachel’s family.
Rachel
Nurits’ family was forced to evacuate from their home in Northern Israel due to the war. Her husband has a terminal illness and was admitted to Hadassah Hospital. Meanwhile, Nurit moved to a hotel in Jerusalem so she can be by his side. They are now very far from their children. La’Aretz donated $10,000 to Iris and her family.
Nurit
Michal is a single mother who lives in Northern Israel. She receives disability benefits and raised her disabled son by herself. When the war began, her son’s educational program closed, leaving her to finance travel to an alternative institution. La’Aaretz donated $7,500 to her.