UPDATE: Week 5/15/2022 – 5/21/2022 –
10 emergency cases, 30 people saved from Severno Donyetzk and Odessa.

UPDATE: Week 5/08/2022 – 5/14/2022 –
Plane from Kishibev to Tel-Aviv, 10 emergency cases, 39 people saved from various cities including Donyetzk and Izyum.

UPDATE: Saturday (Shabbos) 5/07/2022
4 people saved over Shabbos.

UPDATE: Friday 5/06/2022
8 people saved, food and medicine provided in Kiev.

UPDATE: Monday 4/11/2022
Lvov – 3 ambulances, Pesach help and hotel in Poltava, Pesach hotel near Mariupol, Hotel in Moldova, refugee’s rents in Israel.

UPDATE: Sunday  4/10/2022
4 special cases, Transportation in Moldova.

UPDATE: Week 4/03/2022 – 4/09/2022
Mogilyov Podolsk – 6 people, Chernotzi – 8 people, Kiev – 16 emergency cases, Mariupol – 2 people, Kiev – 6 people, Rostov – 1 man, Odessa – 8 people.

UPDATE: Saturday (Shabbos) 4/02/2022
17 special cases.

UPDATE: Friday 4/01/2022
14 special cases.

UPDATE: Thursday 3/31/2022
20 special cases.

UPDATE: Wednesday 3/30/2022
Kiev – 3 emergency cases.

UPDATE: Tuesday 3/29/2022
Kiev – 3 emergency cases, Medical help to a family in Odessa.

UPDATE: Monday 3/28/2022
Chernovtzi – 14 people,
Odessa –  3 people, Kiev – 3 special emergency cases.

UPDATE: Sunday 3/27/2022
Kiev- 19 people, Chernovtsi – 6 people, Odessa – 3, Mogilov Podolsk – 13 people saved.

UPDATE: Shabbos 3/26/2022
Chernovtsi – 11, Kuchurgan- 3 people.

UPDATE: Friday 3/25/2022
Chernovtsi – 10, Odessa – 3 people.

UPDATE: Thursday 3/24/2022
Kiev – 3 people with ambulace, Chernovtsi – 10, Odessa – 3 people.

UPDATE: Wednesday 3/23/2022
Oster (Kiev region) to Uzhgorod – 30 people,
Mogilov Podolsk – 10, Odessa- 6 people, Kiev – 
2 ambulances.

UPDATE: Tuesday 3/22/2022
Chernovtsi – 10 people, Odessa- 5, Chmelnitski – 6, Kharkov – 28, Kiev – 3 cases with ambulance car.

UPDATE: Monday 3/21/2022
Kharkov- 15 people, Chernovtsi – 17 people, Chernigov – 30,  Lvov- 7 people, Kiev – 3 special cases with ambulance.

UPDATE: Sunday 3/20/2022
Kharkov- 15 people, Odessa – 10 people, Chernovtsi – 7 people, Lvov- 8 people saved.

UPDATE: Shabbos 3/19/2022
Kharkov- 18 people including humanitarian aid, Lvov -11 people, Chernovtsi – 8 people, Nikolaev – 3 people saved.

UPDATE: Friday 3/18/2022
Kiev – 8 people, Kharkov – 25 people, Lvov – 8, Chernovtsi – 12 people saved.

UPDATE: Thursday 3/17/2022 – Purim
Cherson- 5 people, Kiev – 11 people, Kharkov – 31 people, Chernovtsi – 5 people rescued, Kharkov – 4 medical evacuations, Lvov – 3 people.

UPDATE: Wednesday 3/16/2022
Uman- 11 people, Odessa – 10 people, Kharkov – 28 people, Chernovtsi – 9 people rescued.

UPDATE: Monday 3/14/2022
Chernigov- 70 people, Kharkov – 33 people, Kiev – 25 people, Cherson – 4 people. 3 emergency cases.

UPDATE: Sunday 3/13/2022
Kharkov – 50 people plus 4 special cases, Kiev – 28 people and 4 special cases, Mikolayev – 4 people, chernigov – 2 buses with 70 people, Korostyn – 4 people. Total of 164 people saved today.

UPDATE: Shabbos (Saturday) 3/12/2022
We did not stop saving Jews on Shabbos and our team continued to work. 2 mini buses from Kharkov, 1 bus from Kiev, 2 mini buses from Chernovets, 1 mini bus from Krivoi Rog, 1 ambulance from Kiev.

UPDATE: Friday 3/11/2022
1 bus and 2 mini buses with 98 people from Kharkov, 10 people from Uman, 1 bus with 30 people from Chernovets,  1 mini bus with 25 people from Kiev, 6 handicaps from Kiev.

UPDATE: Thursday 3/10/2022
2 mini buses from Kiev- 43 people, 2 buses from Poltava – 96 people, 2 buses from  Kharkov – 87 people, Uman – 10 people, 2 mini buses from Chenovets – 24 people, 3 handicaps from Kiev evacuated with an ambulance cars.

UPDATE: Wednesday 3/9/2022
2 buses from Poltava – 98 people, 2 buses from Kharkov – 106 people, 2 mini buses from Kiev – 42 people. 2 buses from Dnepropetrovsk – 86 people. This is 332 neshomos saved today! Thank you for your support!

UPDATE: Tuesday 3/8/2022
2 buses and 1 mini bus from Kiev – 83 people, 2 buses and 1 mini bus from Kharkov – 120 people, 2 ambulance cars from Kiev for handicap.

UPDATE: Monday 3/7/2022
1 bus and 3 mini buses from Kiev – 123 people, 1 bus from Odessa – 16 people, 1 from Kirava Grad – 20,  1 bus from Lvov – 25 people, 6 mini buses from Kharkov – 110 people.
Total 13 busses today!!

UPDATE: Sunday 3/6/2022
Today we have started to rescue from Charkov that we impossible till now. Today we took out 6 buses of 164 people. We are driving them to Dnepropetrovsk were we will put them on a train to Lvov (closer to the border to of Poland) and will rescue them to Poland in a few days. 4 buses have been rescued from Kiev.

UPDATE: Saturday 3/5/2022
We did not stop working on Shabbos and continued recusing Jews from Ukraine. Over Shabbos we have managed to rescue 3 buses from Kiev, 1 from Odessa and 1 from Lvov.

UPDATE: Friday 3/5/2022
1 bus left Ukraine and arrive to the border with Moldova. 5 buses have arrived to Moldova.

UPDATE: Thursday 3/4/2022
3 buses have successfully crossed the border to Moldova.

UPDATE: Wednsday 3/3/2022
6 buses have made it over the border to Moldova.

UPDATE: Tuesday 3/2/2022
5 buses have crossed the border from Kiev to Moldova today.

UPDATE: Tuesday 3/1/2022
A bus with 40 evacuees left our Kehillah in Kiev towards the border.

UPDATE: Monday night 2/28/2022
A bus and 3 mini busses with 62 evacuees travelled to the border of Moldova in southern Ukraine and BH successfully crossed over and went to Kishinev.

Kehilas Beis Ahron V’yisroel of Kiev has fled to Medzhybizh in an attempt to escape the danger of a looming terrible war. They will likely travel to other, safer destinations in case of emergency. Large families of devoted Bnei Torah have left their homes and are living day-to-day with uncertainty and great anxiety. They have no idea where their next destination will be!

This community has a beautiful kollel, and they continue learning despite their being displaced.  

Children are being provided with rebbeim to teach them. They will not stop learning under any circumstance whatsoever. 

We must urgently provide for this choshuva kehilla and their families. Food, lodging and other basic necessities is a must during this very difficult time, and help ease their stress and anxiety. 

Busses are on the ready should they need to move on to safer territory. 

Preparations for any eventuality r”l are underway, as well as stockpiling food and other supplies. 

You can’t be with them at this trying time, but you CAN ease their plight by donating and providing for them. This is huge financial undertaking!

These are our brothers and sisters in time of need, and they need your assistance immediately!

Your donation will serve as a zechus for Klal Yisroel around the world, and for the Yidden of Ukraine in particular. 

Please donate generously.

Tizku L’Mitzvohs!