As we approach Passover, a time of freedom and renewal, we reflect on the hardships faced by displaced Jews since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine on February 24, 2022. Many, including those who have sought refuge in Poland, still lack stable living conditions. During the High Holidays, we provided thousands food packages to Jewish refugees, and this past Hanukkah, we distributed kits to bring them comfort.
As we prepare for Passover, a holiday centered around gathering at the Seder table, too many families remain in need of basic essentials like food, clothing, medical care, and shelter. Your support is their lifeline, helping them find stability and hope in these difficult times. Every donation makes a difference in ensuring they have what they need for the holiday and beyond.
Can we count on you to partner with us in this noble cause?
Here are ways you can help:
- Sponsor Rent (Month): $1,000
- Lodging (Night): $54
- Lodging (Week): $378
- Regular Meal: $18
- Shabbat Meal: $26
- 2 Shabbat Meals: $52
- 3 Shabbat Meals: $78
- Support (Day): $72
- Support (Week): $504
- Medication (Month): $180
- Family Support (Month): $1,000
- Clothing (Season): $750
Your generous contribution will provide them with the necessary resources and a sense of community.
Summer Camp 2024
Over 200 Ukrainian Jews were hosted by Chabad of Poland for a two-week summer program, Chabad announced.
Camp participants came from diverse areas in Ukraine, such as Kamianske, Sumy, Kremenchuk, Dniproand, and Kyiv, with recreational staff being fluent in Ukrainian.
The aim of the program was to grant children and parents a break from the war in Ukraine, offering activities designed for such purposes, the organization said.
The aim of the program was to grant children and parents a break from the war in Ukraine, offering activities designed for such purposes, the organization said.
As the war in Ukraine continues into its third summer, Chabad of Poland has hosted more than 200 Jewish Ukrainians, hailing from five communities, for a two-week summer experience focused on allowing children and their parents a break from life in a warzone. The retreat began on August 15 and runs through August 27.
Chabad of Poland made a summer retreat for Ukrainian Jews from five different communities to give them a physical break and a spiritual refuge from the chaos of their war-torn country.
In the News
Since the start of the war, Chabad of Poland has seen an expenditure rise of more than $2m., so now they are requesting help ahead of the High Holy Days.
The lives of Mariana Tsopa and her three children, two of whom have special needs were upended when Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine.
Chabad Of Poland Partners With Mosaic United And Israel’s Ministry Of Diaspora Affairs To Host Summer Programming For 200 Jewish Ukrainian Refugees.
Hundreds of Ukrainian Jewish refugee children living in Poland are being offered informal educational programming this summer that aims to enhance their connection to their Jewish identity.
The Jewish Community in Poland has rallied around Israel amid the war with Hamas. Rabbi Shalom Stambler with Chabad of Poland joined LiveNOW from FOX's Josh Breslow to explain how.
People who never came to a Jewish event suddenly arrived here and spent the entire Shabbat with us.
Danny Soglowek, part of the well-known Zoglubek family in Israel, hails from the evacuated Liman, a Moshav in the Western Galilee, about 3 km north of Nahariya and 2.8 km south of Lebanon. During the war, he and his family traveled to Poland. Their spirits are now lifted, strengthened, and filled with joy, thanks to the uplifting work of Chabad in Poland.