Moshe Rydzinski Runs a Marathon

One Marathon. A Lifetime of Support. Moshe Rydzinski Runs a Marathon in Support of IDF Widows and Orphans Organization  Since October 7, more than 400 widows and 1,000 orphans have joined the IDF Widows and Orphans Organization (IDFWO). For these families, coping with loss is a lifelong journey, one that continues through meaningful milestones, challenges, and new beginnings. For 35 years, IDFWO has stood by these families, providing a lifelong home, a supportive community, care, and opportunities for growth. Because alongside the pain and longing, there is still a whole life ahead of them. My Mission: Running for Something Bigger Than Myself My name is Moshe Rydzinski. I'm 16 years old and live in Neve Daniel, Israel. When I was in fourth grade, my family moved from the United States to Israel. Since then, Israel has become my home, a country I love and am proud to be part of. I know that the life we have here is not something we can take for granted, and that some families have paid the ultimate price so that we can live here in safety. That's why I've decided to run a marathon and raise funds for IDF Widows and Orphans Organization! I love running and challenging myself, but this time, I'm running for something much bigger than myself. I'm only 16, but I believe that even at my age, I can make a difference. This is my way of giving back to the country that has given me so much. I'm Running. Will You Join Me? Every donation will help IDFWO continue supporting widows and orphans, providing them with the care, tools, and opportunities they need to grow and build their futures. For me, it's a run. For them, it's support that lasts long after the finish line. Be part of the journey. Donate now.