driven them….. and I will assuredly plant them in this land,
with all My heart and with all My soul." Jeremiah 32:37…41
Ebenezer Operation Exodus - Humanitarian Aid Projects
Our winter projects
Across the Former Soviet Union our humanitarian aid projects help us to meet Jewish families and encourage them to make aliyah. This year our winter projects include:
Winter Shoes
The winter months can be very difficult for families living in the Former Soviet Union. Many poor Jewish families suffer badly during the extremely cold winter weather. This year we are again buying warm winter shoes for children in need.
Food parcels throughout the winter
We demonstrate 'love in action' by providing food parcels to needy Jewish families throughout the long winter months. In the midst of their poverty our teams bring hope and encouragement by providing for their basic needs.
Medicines for Holocaust survivors
It is a privilege for us to bless Holocaust survivors by providing them with medicines. Many of them are in poor health due to harsh conditions they endured during the Second World War and the medicines they require are hard to afford on their meagre pensions.
Winter clothing and blankets
We provide jewish children with warm winter clothing and blankets to help them cope with the harsh conditions. Bringing these gifts opens the hearts of the Jewish people and helps us build relationships.
Hanukkah food parcels
The Jewish feast of Hanukkah (21-28 December) was a wonderful opportunity for us to visit Jewish families, bringing them festive greetings and a much appreciated food parcel. Read a short article from this years project >>
Sometimes it only takes a small gift like a food parcel at Hanukkah, or winter shoes or clothes, to touch the hearts of Jewish families and open them to the message of returning to Israel. Your support enables us to provide these gifts, so thank you for your generosity. We invite you to continue to support us so that we can carry on with this vital work.
NEW VEHICLES NEEDED!
The vehicles we use are essential to our work. They enable our teams to deliver humanitarian aid and help transport Jewish people to airports to go to Israel. The tough road and weather conditions, combines with their long service and high mileage, means that some are now reaching the end of their working lives. The vehicle pictured is 20 years old and has travelled 500,000 km delivering humanitarian aid to poor and needy Jewish people in Ukraine. We urgently need to replace it and several others.
