Another edition of the Solidarity Knitting Gathering took place, an activity that once again demonstrated the power of solidarity in action
Visit by the Holocaust Survivors Assistance Program’s Art Workshop and the Tzedaká Foundation’s Volunteer Weavers group to the Victoria Ocampo House.
On April 29, we held the first Solidarity Day for Health 2025, where more than 250 people came together to sort medications.
More than 500 people lent a hand and joined in sorting medicines at the Health Solidarity Day. Read more here.
We shared an afternoon at Macabi with over 100 of Fundación Tzedaká’s volunteers and friends who came together to make knitted donations.
Tzedaká means justice and solidarity.
It is the restoration of a fellow human’s right to live with dignity.
