Refrigerator for Esther and Shai

Total Cost - USD 863
Still Needed - USD 340
Funded - USD 523

Esther and Shai are in dire straits and need a helping hand.

The couple has five children, two adult and three minors. Unfortunately, one of their older children is mentally challenged and completely dependent on them.

Shai suffers from a chronic illness and receives a 100% monthly disability stipend. Needless to say, this isn’t enough to cover the family’s monthly needs.

At the moment, their most desperate need is a new refrigerator; the family’s old one is broken beyond repair.

With so many mouths to feed, a working fridge is an absolute necessity. Let’s help this struggling family with this most basic need.

Verified by: Department of Social Services, Or Akiva | Case No.: 250163
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