In preparation for Passover 2025, Yad B’Yad organized a month-long national food distribution initiative — the largest of the year.

Each day, dozens of employees from various companies across Israel volunteered to help pack thousands of kosher-for-Passover food packages.

Each package included approximately 30 dry food items, with special packages tailored for elderly individuals and Holocaust survivors.

These featured premium frozen fish fillets and poultry, along with eight varieties of fresh fruits and vegetables, carefully packed during distribution days.

Participating companies and organizations included:
Israel Aerospace Industries, Motorola Solutions, Israel Police, Bank Leumi, CBS, and many others.

Volunteers not only helped pack the goods but also personally delivered them to the homes of low-income families, elderly individuals, and Holocaust survivors—ensuring everyone could celebrate Passover with dignity and joy.

The moving success of this project was made possible by kind, generous individuals who gave from the heart—so that others could have a warm and festive holiday meal.

Thanks to them, Passover truly became a celebration of freedom, unity, and compassion.

Rabbi Yaakov Gloiberman, founder and chairman of Yad B’Yad, summed up the mission:
“At Yad B’Yad, we make sure no one goes hungry—all year round, and especially on the holiday of freedom.”