Support the Kibbutz Movement's Emergency HQ

In light of the Iranian missile attack on Israel and the escalating security situation, the Kibbutz Movement has established a national emergency volunteer headquarters (HQ) to assist evacuees and affected communities across Israel. Operated by kibbutz members from around the country, the HQ provides a swift and wide-reaching response in impacted areas—including hosting displaced families in kibbutzim, supporting local authorities, and aiding agricultural farms suffering from a critical labor shortage due to mass IDF reserve call-ups. Just hours after its launch, the HQ carried out its first operation, delivering 121 mattresses to bomb shelters in Upper Galilee kibbutzim, ensuring safe and dignified sleeping conditions for residents. In the coming days, additional operations are planned, including transporting emergency supplies, reinforcing logistics systems, and providing urgent support to agricultural communities. The Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund is stepping in to help finance the HQ’s efforts and is currently raising donations to ensure the continuation and expansion of this vital emergency support during this time of crisis. According to Neri Shotan, CEO of the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund: "We launched this emergency HQ to provide fast, humane, and focused support directly in the field for anyone in need—evacuees, local councils, and struggling farms. This HQ is a civilian protective shield for our communities, and we urgently need donations to keep going and help as many citizens as possible."