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The Survivor Mitzvah Project

Los Angeles, CA
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www.survivormitzvah.org

    • About Us

    The Survivor Mitzvah Project is a humanitarian effort dedicated to helping elderly and forgotten Holocaust Survivors. The Survivor Mitzvah Project is dedicated to providing financial aid to those elderly and forgotten Jewish Holocaust Survivors who are sick, impoverished, isolated and receive no direct financial aid from any other agency. Their families and communities destroyed by the Nazis, they struggle to survive in their few remaining years, lacking the means to buy even the most basic of human necessities: food, medicine, heat and shelter. Most live in harsh conditions. Our project, by bringing help quickly and directly to these survivors, helps ensure that they may live out their last years with some measure of comfort, support and dignity.
    The Survivor Mitzvah Project is a humanitarian effort dedicated to helping elderly and forgotten Holocaust Survivors. The Survivor Mitzvah Project is dedicated to providing financial aid to those elderly and forgotten Jewish Holocaust Survivors who are sick, impoverished, isolated and receive no direct financial aid from any other agency. Their families and communities destroyed by the Nazis, they struggle to survive in their few remaining years, lacking the means to buy even the most basic of human necessities: food, medicine, heat and shelter. Most live in harsh conditions. Our project, by bringing help quickly and directly to these survivors, helps ensure that they may live out their last years with some measure of comfort, support and dignity.

    Location

    • 2658 Griffith Park Blvd., Los Angeles, CA None, United States
      Suite # 299
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