As Iranian missiles continue to rain down on Israel since the weekend and families huddle in bomb shelters and safe rooms across the country, Meir Panim is doing what it always does in a crisis: opens its doors
For 25 years, Meir Panim has been a crucial part of Israel’s safety net, catering to those facing food insecurity and poverty. Since the October 7th massacre, the organization has rapidly expanded its mission to meet the evolving needs of the public.
Volunteers make it possible for 86 cents out of every donated dollar to be allocated to food, top Meir Panim staffer says.
With rising prices of living and Passover fast approaching, people who've never needed help before are coming to Meir Panim for a warm meal.
Meir Panim's Holocaust Survivor Day Center is more than just a place for these senior citizens to go to during the day.
With Hanukkah upon us, staff and volunteers at Meir Panim are working hard to ensure a joyous festival for everyone.
This holiday season Meir Panim will be providing meals for thousands of poor Israelis
As the cost of living in Israel rises, the country’s struggling working class wonders how it will survive the Rosh Hashanah holiday.
Many refugees are headed to search for sanctuary in various countries. But the Jewish ones are returning to their ancestral homeland, Israel
During lockdown, they supported all those who would have been forgotten otherwise. Now they need your help to keep helping others.
Over 179,000 Holocaust survivors live in Israel, with 25% of them living in poverty.
COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on Israel’s economy. The latest lockdown is estimated to push an additional 50,000 families into poverty
Meet Meir Panim's volunteers are sorting, cooking, and packing to help feed Israel's needy and homebound during the coronavirus outbreak
New solution for Jerusalem’s downtrodden: A soup kitchen with look and feel of a restaurant.
Having survived the Holocaust, it is tragic that Judith, like many others, is forced to live out her final years in poverty and loneliness.
Meir Panim runs a special program for Holocaust survivors. "We want them to know we love them, we want to be here with them.”
They’ve seen humanity at its worst; Meir Panim helps them experience it at its best
Meir Panim’s High Holiday campaign hopes to restore dignity to the many Holocaust survivors living in poverty.
Latest barrage of rocket attacks on southern Israel killed 4, injured 100 - and left many thousands more traumatized.
Join Arutz Sheva as we visit a unique community center that aims to help teens growing up in the shadow of Gaza's rockets.
Meir Panim provides a wide range of food and social service programs aimed at helping needy people with dignity and respect.
Join Meir Panim and take a stand against hunger. Donate just one lunch a day and make an enormous difference in children’s lives.
How to bring out the true joy of the Purim festival.
Help private welfare group step in to fill the gap left in Israel's safety net by its massive security needs. Donate to Meir Panim's today.
Meir Panim provides free hot lunches and a pleasant atmosphere to those in need. "Humbled by our ability to continue this work."
With Israel's elderly and poor struggling during winter to afford heating and medication, Meir Panim offers relief to those in need.
On Pesach we celebrate Jewish liberation from slavery - but many today are still groaning under the burden of poverty.
While some Jewish mothers worry about having too much food to use before Pesach, others are not so lucky.
Fighting poverty with dignity and respect.
A staggering 1.6 million Israelis live under the poverty line - this Rosh Hashana they need your help more than ever.
How you can help give the more than 1.5 million Israelis in poverty a truly happy New Year.
Restaurant-style soup kitchen in northern Israel provides those in need with nutrition - and dignity.
Pre-paid food cards aim to grant families in need "the dignity to make their celebrations special and joyful.”
“Every step of the way, Meir Panim helped my kids have an extraordinary summer and they cannot wait for this summer."
It's not to late to host a lone soldier or needy individual for the Seder, or to find a Seder to host you or someone you know.
Leading relief organization, Meir Panim, enables Israel’s neediest children to celebrate with joy.
Underprivileged children in Israel are receiving after-school activities their families normally cannot afford. Meir Panim fills the gap.
A Rosh Hashannah greeting card from the Meir Panim foundations carries a double meaning – a greeting plus a shopping debit card.
For hundreds of lucky families, the American Friends of Meir Panim organization is marking 10 years of sending children to summer day camps.
