Comprehensive Family Support

Collected nearly $2,400 to support Hurricane Irma victims in partnership with The Greater Mahopac-Carmel Chamber of Commerce.

Matched up to $10,000 to fund delivered family-style meals for seniors, the medically vulnerable, and first responders in Putnam County during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prepared and delivered 25 holiday goodie trays for clients in Mahopac.

Delivers direct household assistance including meal delivery via gift cards and third-party apps (e.g., DoorDash, UberEats), house cleaning, and laundry wash-and-fold services to families with school-aged children facing a major medical diagnosis of a parent or child. Services are provided free of charge to support families during medical treatment.

Provides comprehensive support to families with school-aged children when a parent or child receives a major medical diagnosis, including household services and peer support networks.

Engages in public advocacy and community organizing to increase awareness, promote policy changes, and improve legislation related to children's access to optimal medical care, hospital conditions, and support for families.

Provides Emergency Comfort Kits, personalized gift packages, toys, tablets, gaming systems, books, protective supplies, mobility aids (e.g., scooters, wheelchairs), and essential living items (e.g., diapers, baby food) to support emotional well-being and physical recovery.

Builds and maintains play rooms in hospitals across Israel for children with cancer and supports patient coordinator programs in all Israeli hospitals to assist children and organize hospital-based activities.

Supports two kindergartens in central Israel and Beer-Sheva, built the first preschool for children with cancer in central Israel, and is finalizing plans for a third recovery and learning center in Jerusalem to provide medically safe, educational, and socially enriching environments.

Funds the establishment and ongoing operational costs of a cancer research lab at Sheba Medical Center in Israel for over a decade.

Provides funding for life-saving drugs, treatments, and medical procedures in Israel not included in standard health insurance, including experimental therapies, fertility preservation, dental procedures, and non-covered tests, and secures government approval for new drugs while funding them until public coverage begins.

Organizes annual tuition-free summer camps in Israel for over 300 children and teenagers affected by cancer, providing recreational activities and respite from medical treatments. Events include five-day camps in Nahsholim with 250 participants.

Provides free psychological support for children experiencing illness-related anxiety and for parents managing family challenges, along with daily meetings and emotional continuity for families of children with cancer.

Hosts fun days, dream trips to Orlando (35–40 children annually), and visits to Disney World and Disneyland for children with cancer, along with special events such as professional sports games to provide emotional relief and joy.

Maintains a database of U.S. pediatric oncologists to support second opinions and specialist consultations, and assists families in completing medical forms, accessing care, connecting with providers, and securing medical rights.

Supports financially challenged families in Israel with food, transportation to hospitals, medical equipment, surgeries, and other basic needs not covered by national health insurance, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Provides comprehensive support to Israeli families traveling to the U.S. for extended or short-term treatment, including transportation, accommodation, meals, clothing, translation services, emotional support, and car rentals.

Provides coordinated medical care, financial assistance, emotional and social support, professional advocacy, and access to innovative treatments for children with complex illnesses and their families, improving quality of life during treatment. Services are delivered globally and include care coordination, second opinions, and housing support to create a home-away-from-home environment.