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Feb 26, 2026

Federation Helping Ukrainians Through Four Years of War

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine four years ago, which displaced more than 5.3 million people across Europe, Federation has been there with vital humanitarian support. Together with Jewish Federations across North America, more than $100 million has been allocated to provide both emergency and long-term care for individuals and families needing to resettle and those forced to remain behind. Services include relief and absorption for refugees stranded at the border and those making aliyah to Israel, as well as food, shelter, trauma care, social services and more for families of young men fighting in the war and those unable to leave. Click here to watch a short video about how your Federation support has been working in Ukraine since February 2022.

Helping Kibbutz Or HaNer Heal


Helping Kibbutz Or HaNer Heal


Over three years, a total of $750,000 will be allocated to help residents heal from the economic and physical losses and trauma of October 7.

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Prioritizing Mental Health at Camp

Prioritizing Mental Health at Camp

Camper Care helps camper groups deal with their emotions and build coping strategies while BeWell trainings give camp staff the tools to respond to campers’ emotional needs.

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Western Negev Building Project Launches

Western Negev Building Project Launches

Federation President and CEO Scott Kaufman was one of hundreds of Jewish community leaders from around the world to recently attend the cornerstone-laying ceremony of the Western Negev Building Project in Israel — an initiative to bring up to 1,000 new housing units to the area.

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Ukraine’s Resilient Jewish Community

Ukraine’s Resilient Jewish Community

Ukrainian Jews continue to rely on the Federation system for emergency aid, food, medicine, trauma support, Jewish education and communal connection.

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