Feed a baby today, soothe hunger and provide a better future
Some researchers believe that babies have five distinct types of cries, each one indicating a different problem the child is experiencing. For most tired parents who can’t differentiate between them though, what matters most is making the baby happy, and making the crying stop.
A cranky baby can usually be rocked to sleep, and an uncomfortable baby’s position or diaper can be changed. But how do you bring relief to a hungry baby who can’t nurse, and whose parents can’t afford baby formula?
With your tzedaka donations to Yad Eliezer’s Keren Eliyahu V'Esther Feed-A-Baby Program, we are able to do just that. Because of our exclusive partnership with Materna, Israel's leading baby formula manufacturer, we can feed hungry infants in their first 12-15 months for just $1 a day (half of what formula costs in stores), providing each one with specially selected formula containing the vital nutrition they need now- at this crucial, early stage. This prevents serious malnutrition-related issues down the line and improves their chances of a better future. Your contribution also brings relief to concerned parents who just want the best for their babies.
High unemployment rates and other challenges due to COVID 19 are increasing poverty in the homes of countless families. Those who were already struggling are suffering even more and others, who used to be stable, now find themselves unable to purchase basics like baby formula. The need for help is greater than ever before.
There are hundreds of babies on our waiting list-your vital donation can move one of them into our program.
Help us give impoverished families one less thing for their babies to cry about.
The COVID 19 crisis has plunged countless families into significant debt due to job loss and business closures. Your donations will bring them stability and help keep them afloat.
Impoverished families are often unable to buy groceries to feed their families. "Groceries" doesn't mean extras. Sometimes it means even the most basic items like bread and milk.
The Widows and Orphans Fund supports hundreds of families monthly with dignity, by coordinating a range of services for those who have experienced untimely loss.
We break the cycle of poverty by enabling individuals and families to become self-sufficient, giving them the skills they need to become productive in a trade or profession.