Fundraising

The Wrapped in Love association and Bank Hapoalim's Bit app launched a campaign to support 573 children who lost parents on October 7.

Fourteen-year-old Amor from Kibbutz Beit Keshet is battling Duchenne muscular dystrophy. His family is fundraising for experimental stem cell treatments in the US, aided by family friend Shahaf Kutner.

A Tel Aviv court is reviewing a class-action suit against the Yedidim non-profit over unsolicited fundraising texts. The judge questioned the class size and the use of charity funds for compensation.

The Olam HaTorah Fund's fundraising campaign surpassed 30 million shekels as the Vizhnitz Rebbe joined, driven by ultra-Orthodox seminary students amid government budget freezes.

The guitarist of the legendary rock band Television revealed that he is suffering from a rare and aggressive type of bile duct cancer, and launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover his treatment and living expenses: "I am an optimistic person, but it is getting difficult."

After a shocking diagnosis of a rare syndrome and a pessimistic life expectancy, the parents of 3-year-old Miel found three innovative treatment and research programs that could change her future. To fund them, they are now launching a campaign to raise five million shekels. "We are not asking for pity. We just want to give her a chance. As long as there is hope, we will keep fighting."

After two years of misdiagnosis, 15 rounds of chemotherapy, and three surgeries, 12-year-old Noa Piruz's disease has spread to her lungs, and doctors in Israel have run out of options. Now, there are only a few days left to fly her for innovative treatment abroad. Her parents state: "We promised we wouldn't give up, we need help."

Journalist Yotam Zimri has asked his followers on X to contribute to the cause of a Nova festival survivor who is struggling to finance her medical treatment: "Any amount, any help, and every shekel will make a huge difference for her."