Standing with those who stood for us: Help a reservist family rebuild - Sponsored Content

Supporting ists’ Families Facing Financial Hardship Due to the War 

Because Service Shouldn’t Mean Poverty

When the war began, Israeli reservists were called up with little notice, often for weeks that turned into months, leaving behind jobs, small businesses, and daily routines.
At home, life changed overnight. Income was reduced or lost, businesses were forced to pause or close, and everyday expenses continued to accumulate. Many spouses suddenly found themselves managing work, childcare, and the household alone, without a reliable financial safety net. 

These are not families who were struggling before the war. They are ordinary households facing situational financial hardship as a direct result of extended reserve service. With limited government assistance, many families who never previously required support now risk slipping from temporary hardship into long-term poverty. 

In response, Latet created a Dedicated Relief Fund for Families of Reservists, providing monthly food and hygiene assistance to approximately 1,000 families for six months. 

For $80, you can support one family for a full month.  

Want to make a deeper commitment? 

$500 adopts a family for the full program, supporting long-term stability. 

Online donations are tax-deductible in the US, Canada, the UK, Israel, France, and Australia, depending on the selected currency.

Help Reservist Families Rebuild Their Lives

Donate now and stand with those who stood for us.

What Your Support Provides 

Latet will provide 1,000 reservist families with six months of vital support. Each monthly assistance package includes: 

• joyful and nourishing food  

• hygiene products  

• cleaning supplies  

• Tailored necessary items, such as baby formula or diapers 

• family games, and more 

Average cost per monthly assistance package: $80 USD 

Every donation helps reach another family in need and provides immediate, practical relief. 

Why This Matters 

Reserve service is a shared national responsibility, but its economic impact is often carried quietly by families at home.  No family should be pushed into financial hardship because they answered a call to serve. 

These families stepped forward when they were needed.
Now it is our responsibility to stand with them.