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October 1, 2024
10:00 AM EST, 17:00 IST
Support emergency relief organizations in Israel who are providing direct assistance to the communities and victims of the greatest antisemitic terrorist attack since the Holocaust.
The October 7 Hamas attack on Israeli communities marked the beginning of a large-scale regional war, unleashing a wave of relentless assaults on civilians from all of Israel's adversaries. Over the past two years, these attacks have resulted in over 2,000 Israeli deaths, more than 25,000 wounded, and approximately 200,000 people evacuated from their homes. Entire communities have been devastated, infrastructure destroyed, and cities left grappling with the physical and psychological aftermath of war, affecting every aspect of life in the country.
In response, CAM launched an emergency fundraising campaign to provide urgent relief to those affected. Thanks to the unwavering support of our donors, CAM has distributed over $5 million to more than 70 organizations, individuals, and communities—funding mental health care, physical rehabilitation, and community resilience programs that help Israelis recover, rebuild, and regain hope.
Your donation today will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the Combat Antisemitism Movement’s donors— doubling your impact and delivering immediate aid where it is needed most.
Even in the darkest times, we can stand together to restore lives, rebuild communities, and show Israelis that they are not alone. Join us in helping them heal and rebuild today.
W H E R E Y O U R D O N A T I O N S M A K E A D I F F E R E N C E
Mental Health Care
3,200 free mental therapy sessions were provided for survivors of the Nova music festival massacre. These sessions, led by trauma specialists, are tailored to address the specific challenges of those who endured this unprecedented event, including the effects of trauma and psychedelics. In addition, a retreat for 50 survivors and their family members to prepare them for the October 7 anniversary.
Community Resilience
Food vouchers were distributed to 38 single mothers unable to work after the attacks, along with meals for Ethiopian immigrants in Ashkelon and the evacuation of over 300 people from the city. Additionally, a two-day seminar was organized for women who lost loved ones in the war, with public speaking training to help them share their stories.
14 communities have been equipped with advanced anti-fire kits, enabling them to combat devastating fires in the region. These kits have already proven invaluable, having been actively used over the past two weeks.
Support was provided to 55 families who lost a primary breadwinner or had their homes destroyed in the attack. Each family received $2,500 from the La'aretz organization, offering crucial financial assistance to help them manage the immediate aftermath of the tragedy.
Grants were provided to more than 300 small business owners in cities affected by the October 7 Hamas attack and Iran's ballistic missile attack through the Katef el Katef – Shoulder to Shoulder initiative. Alongside financial aid, business owners received coaching and mentoring to help them recover and rebuild their livelihoods.
Atlas Hotels hosted evacuated families from southern and northern Israel across its 16 properties, offering rooms, meals, and activities for children. These accommodations, especially for those without state support, were a lifeline to hundreds of families from danger zones.
Shelter and essential aid were provided for evacuated special needs residents in southern and northern Israel. Additionally, 50 individuals with special needs were hosted at Perach’s communal village in Rosh Haayin, offering them a safe and supportive environment.