This medication already exists!

Don't let a couple hundred NIS keep them from it!

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The medication has been approved and is waiting for the patient.

Most of it has been financed, but often just a couple of hundred shekels a month is what keeps the patient from their treatment.

This New Year, as we bless ourselves and ours with good health – let's help another human with theirs.

All of us together will partner up to complete what is missing – and ensure the patient receives the monthly life-saving medication they need.

JOIN US AS PARTNERS IN SAVING LIVES.

A small monthly donation helps the patient ensure they receive what they need.

A regular donation means continuous impact.
A small donation of several partners like yourself adds up to a significant sum that ensures the patient receives continuous treatment.
And as always – the entire process is transparent and professional.

TOWARDS ROSH HASHANA, LET'S MAKE TRUE CHESSED TOGETHER!

And provide a regular, monthly support to those who need it most.

Give life – and be part of the Book of Life.

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FAQ

How can I open a Save a Life fund?

Send an email to: yael@haverim.org.il
How do you ensure information reliability and verify cases before contributing?

To open a fund, we meet the patient or their representative, collect their current and past medical records, review relevant documents regarding treatments and medications, and carefully assess the individual's genuine need for assistance.
What percentage of the donations made to the patient do you retain?

Your donation is 100% tax-deductible and transferred to the patient, except for a nominal handling fee of NIS 2.80.
How can I donate?

On every Save a Life fund page, there are links available for bank transfers as well as online donations through credit cards, Bit, and PayPal.
How can I obtain a receipt for my donation?

We issue tax-deductible receipts for each donation following section 46. If you donated by bank transfer, please email hindy@haverim.org.il with the reference for us to identify the transfer and ensure that you receive the donation receipt.
If there is remaining money in the fund and the patient does not require it, what happens to the funds?

Any surplus funds in the fund are allocated to other patients in need or used for the organization's activities.