The “Kibbutz Movement Fund”

On October 7th, our lives changed forever as kibbutzim, as a society, and as a country. The massacre and the Swards of Iron War had changed the reality of our lives - on the southern and the northern front. When the fields burned, and the walls of the house were destroyed, we set out on the mission of our lives, a mission the likes of which the kibbutz movement had never known before. To achieve this mission of rebuilding and restoration we need you with us. The Kibbutz Movement, with its 259 kibbutzim located throughout the country, has invested most of its resources in responding to the needs of all the kibbutzim affected by the war and evacuated from their homes. As part of these efforts, the "Kibbutz Movement Fund" was established to identify and respond to the immediate, medium, and long-term needs of these communities. The fund provides support for the reconstruction of community and economic infrastructure in the evacuated kibbutzim to ensure that they can return to their homes as prosperous and strong communities. We urge you to join us in this journey of rebuilding and restoring the kibbutzim and communities affected by the war. The fund supports the communities' economic and social reconstruction efforts to ensure that they can return to their homes as prosperous and strong communities. We urge you to join us in this journey of rebuilding and restoring the kibbutzim and communities affected by the war. Together, with sensitivity and a sense of purpose, we will overcome this tragedy. We will provide support, assistance, and accompaniment to the kibbutzim every step of the way in their complex journey back home. Donations will be allocated according to prioritization and an overall view of the needs of individual kibbutzim, as well as the common and horizontal needs of several kibbutzim. Thank you,  Neri Shotan General Manager of the Kibbutz Movement Fund *Donations are tax-deductible under Section 46 A and Section  501(c)3 of the Tax Ordinance in Israel and the US.