Have Your Name Prayed For At The Kotel for Rosh Hashana
Have Your Name Prayed For At The Kotel for Rosh Hashana
No parent take them shopping. No first day outing laid out neatly.
YOU can sponsor a girl’s school supplies ($75) or school uniform ($100).
They deserve new things for a new year. Without your help, they will walk into class unprepared, standing out for what they lack instead of what they can achieve.
Your gift means so much more than pencils and notebooks. It gives dignity, confidence, and the joy of belonging. It tells a child that she matters, that she is not forgotten, and that someone believes in her future.
This back-to-school season, you can turn worry into excitement, shame into pride, and emptiness into hope. Together, we can make sure every orphan girl steps into the classroom ready to succeed.
Lev LaLev has been providing critical support to orphaned, neglected, and abandoned children throughout Israel since 1962. We offer more than just warm meals, clothing, shelter, and therapy — every child is welcomed into the Lev LaLev family and treated like our very own.
You have the power to change that. Your donation helps provide notebooks and pencils, a backpack, or even a full school uniform it makes a lasting difference. Every contribution gives a girl more than just the basics. It gives her confidence, pride, and the chance to begin the year on equal footing with her classmates.
Together, we can make sure every girl steps into the classroom feeling ready, supported, and proud.
No gift is too small. Whether it’s $5 or $500, every dollar you give directly impacts the lives of these orphaned children.
Your support brings comfort during chaos, warmth during fear, and hope during uncertainty. It helps provide nourishing meals, emotional healing, school support, and the constant presence of loving caregivers who are doing everything they can to protect and uplift these precious souls.
Together, we can show these children that the world hasn’t forgotten them — that even in the darkest times, compassion and kindness still exist.
