Author: mjaa23

The Joseph Project is stepping up to provide combat boots for volunteers protecting Jewish settlements throughout Israel.

Since the harrowing events of October 7th, when Hamas invaded and terrorized Israeli civilians, The Joseph Project has been unwavering in its mission to provide essential aid to those in desperate need

Our partners serving over 200 at-risk boys, young children and teenagers, "Ohr Simcha", asked us for help to provide holiday packages to their families. These boys are in boarding school, all of them from homes of extreme challenges, to the point that they were removed from their homes.

As an organization dedicated to humanitarian aid, we understand the importance of supporting those who protect and defend Israel. Our soldiers face immense challenges and risks daily, and it is our honor to show them that their efforts do not go unnoticed or unappreciated.

The Joseph Project developed the 1st Home Box for Ukrainian refugees due to the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict. Since October 7th, Israel has faced a similar situation.

The Joseph Project's Bomb Shelter Box initiative brings smiles to the faces of these resilient children. Our mission is simple: to provide a source of joy and distraction during these difficult times.

Thanks to the support of our donors and the dedication of our team and volunteers on the ground, we have reached a remarkable achievement. We've distributed $13.2 million in humanitarian aid to victims of the ongoing conflict.

Our initiative, initially launched during the COVID-19 pandemic, continues to be a source of blessing for various communities through our partner organizations.

Israel is under attack from Iran. Violence is erupting in the north. Innocent Israeli civilians are being targeted. It is shocking. These horrors are non-stop.

We extend our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you who contributed to our 250,000 Israel Matching Challenge. Your generosity has enabled us to reach our goal, marking a significant milestone in our mission to support those affected by terror in Israel.