My Israel Resilience Campaign Fundraising Page
Frances Lobman
Frances Lobman
As of mid-November, 2023, we have:
Evacuated close to 15,500 people from Israel’s north and south and are seeing to the ongoing needs of over 25,000 people with shelter, food, clothing, and other daily necessities.
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Provided bomb shelter protection for over 150,000 people. In the last 3 weeks, Israel’s Home Front Command wouldn’t let schools open without adequate bomb shelter space for both the evacuees who were relocated and in places across the country that never needed before.
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Assisted 384 farmers with an average of 2,000 volunteers daily.
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Provided firefighting and protective equipment for civil defense – the first responders to community emergencies – including radios, bulletproof vests, helmets, tactical clothing, and firefighting equipment ensuring the protection of close to 300,000 people.
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Organized respite activities for children displaced from their homes and traumatized by terror and for their parents and spouses of those who were called up.
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Subsidized 33,600 volunteers working across the country checking on the elderly, infirm, and those unable to evacuate.
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Supported the Hostage and Missing Families Forum, a non-profit created by the families of those kidnapped on October 7.
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Supported the Nefesh B'Nefesh fund helping with flights and accommodations for the families of the 5,000 Lone Soldiers in active combat if the need arises.
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Provided activities and extra care for the thousands of people with special needs all across the north and south.
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Supported the opening of a life-saving Trauma Ward at the ADI Negev Nahalat Eran Kaylie Rehabilitation Medical Center, an affiliate of JNF USA, the only rehabilitation hospital in the south of Israel. With over 4,200 wounded soldiers and civilians in need of care, this ward will provide essential medical attention, allowing them to stay near their families and avoid the need to travel north.
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Supported social workers, therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists, who are all working round-the-clock seeing to the needs of those affected by the trauma.
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Helped Green Horizons, who are taking 2,500 kids out for nature therapy, in Eilat, Dead Sea, and Ramat Hanegev.
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We are planning for interim housing for the hundreds of families currently in hotels who will likely not get back to their homes for 1-2 years.
This attack has decimated many communities, but they will never destroy our spirit.. We stand together, as one community, ready to help Israelis in this difficult time. Am Yisrael Chai.
Thank you for contributing to this effort.
Evacuated close to 15,500 people from Israel’s north and south and are seeing to the ongoing needs of over 25,000 people with shelter, food, clothing, and other daily necessities.
•
Provided bomb shelter protection for over 150,000 people. In the last 3 weeks, Israel’s Home Front Command wouldn’t let schools open without adequate bomb shelter space for both the evacuees who were relocated and in places across the country that never needed before.
•
Assisted 384 farmers with an average of 2,000 volunteers daily.
•
Provided firefighting and protective equipment for civil defense – the first responders to community emergencies – including radios, bulletproof vests, helmets, tactical clothing, and firefighting equipment ensuring the protection of close to 300,000 people.
•
Organized respite activities for children displaced from their homes and traumatized by terror and for their parents and spouses of those who were called up.
•
Subsidized 33,600 volunteers working across the country checking on the elderly, infirm, and those unable to evacuate.
•
Supported the Hostage and Missing Families Forum, a non-profit created by the families of those kidnapped on October 7.
•
Supported the Nefesh B'Nefesh fund helping with flights and accommodations for the families of the 5,000 Lone Soldiers in active combat if the need arises.
•
Provided activities and extra care for the thousands of people with special needs all across the north and south.
•
Supported the opening of a life-saving Trauma Ward at the ADI Negev Nahalat Eran Kaylie Rehabilitation Medical Center, an affiliate of JNF USA, the only rehabilitation hospital in the south of Israel. With over 4,200 wounded soldiers and civilians in need of care, this ward will provide essential medical attention, allowing them to stay near their families and avoid the need to travel north.
•
Supported social workers, therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists, who are all working round-the-clock seeing to the needs of those affected by the trauma.
•
Helped Green Horizons, who are taking 2,500 kids out for nature therapy, in Eilat, Dead Sea, and Ramat Hanegev.
•
We are planning for interim housing for the hundreds of families currently in hotels who will likely not get back to their homes for 1-2 years.
This attack has decimated many communities, but they will never destroy our spirit.. We stand together, as one community, ready to help Israelis in this difficult time. Am Yisrael Chai.
Thank you for contributing to this effort.
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