Send a Purim basket to Holocaust survivors in need (Sponsored)

HELP SEND PURIM BASKETS TO 1,450 HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS LIVING IN POVERTY IN ISRAEL [FULFILL PURIM'S MITZVAH. DONATE NOW]( "It's hard to be old. I can't even describe it... Especially being all alone" Sofia, 92, receives monthly aid from Latet As Purim approaches we need your help to send special Purim baskets to the 1,450 impoverished Holocaust survivors who receive ongoing assistance from Latet, the largest nonprofit combating poverty in Israel. Did you know that a staggering 70% of the elderly receiving aid from Latet report that the food they were able to purchase last year simply wasn't sufficient and they couldn't afford to buy more?* Just imagine how huge of a difference the food box we bring them makes to their lives. Especially now. *from Latet Alternative Poverty Report, 2023 You're gifting them more than just a basket- you're giving them a connection, a smile, and the knowledge that they are remembered and loved. [CLICK TO DONATE]( Holocaust survivors during last year's Purim distribution As we continue to navigate through the challenges of the ongoing war, it's important to remind how crisis situations tend to affect the elderly even more, as often they have no one to turn to for help. But you can change how these seniors feel and show them they're not alone! We invite you to fulfill the holiday's mitzvah of giving and bring Purim spirit to Holocaust survivors with a special 'Mishloach Manot' (Purim basket) that will include our traditional food box with enough food essentials to meet their basic needs for a month, as well as extra holiday-themed treats with greeting cards written by children from all over the country. Your gift will help Latet continue to provide food assistance and spread Purim cheer across Israel [CLICK TO DONATE]( Our volunteers are packing the Purim baskets and are ready to deliver them. Continue the tradition this year too! Latet was founded in 1996 and is the largest Israeli NGO combating poverty. Acting as an umbrella organization, Latet provides for the basic needs of populations living in poverty and food insecurity on an equal basis, giving ongoing food assistance to over 200,000 children, families, elderly and Holocaust survivors in Israel. The organization operates the leading national food bank and runs impactful aid programs with responsibility, effectiveness and innovation while relentlessly advocating for a better society. This email was sent to {EMAIL} [why did I get this?]( [unsubscribe from this list]( [update subscription preferences]( Tablet Magazine · P.O. Box 20079 · New York, NY 10001 · USA