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The Forgotten People Fund -
A charity registered in Israel # 58-032-322-8
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here to watch the FPF audio-visual
Please note that the figures quoted in the film are from 2004 |
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A "Must Read" feature by
Steve Kramer - click to read it!!!!! The FPF Bar Mitzvah celebration 2008 will be on 12th June Click for the invitation |
On a glorious Monday, April 7 2008, a group of FPF
walkers joined Bradley Cohen of
allforthekids.org on a fun walk on the
Netanya ocean front promenade. FPF raised thousands of shekels in
advance of the walk from sponsors. In addition, each walker paid a
registration fee, all for the benefit of our Ethiopian kids - several of
whom joined in the festivities. We walked about 8 km in perfect weather
conditions and afterwards some of the group enjoyed a delightful lunch
at a cafe on the promenade. A good time was had by all!
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Food Voucher Distribution – Assistance to Families – July 2007 During July 2007 we provided food vouchers to 58 families for a total of NIS 17,800. This is in comparison to July 2006 when 66 families (Second Lebanese War) were assisted for a total of NIS 23,290. From Rosh Hashana 2006 through the end of July 2007 we have assisted 1,025 families for a total of NIS 310,180. This is in comparison with Rosh Hashana 2005 through July 2006 when we assisted 806 families for a total of NIS 255,740. |
| The Forgotten People Fund (FPF) is an NPO dedicated to helping Ethiopian families in Netanya. Our target is Ethiopian families living below the poverty line. We work with all the local social workers and also cooperate with school counselors and health workers. We also meet the families and discuss the best ways in which we can help them. |
 A Fantastic Success Please follow the link below for the full story!!!Our Bat Mitzvah party 2007 - |
 Click her to
read the latest report published in the
Jerusalem Post |
Stephen Kramer resided and worked in the Atlantic City area until 1991, when he moved to Israel. In his regular weekly column in the "Jewish Times of the South Jersey Seashore" newspaper, he has now written more about the FPF |
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We are looking for friends to help us assist these families and make a better life possible for them. Netanya has the largest number of Ethiopians living in one city in Israel (12,500) and many of them are recent newcomers (arrived between 2002 and 2006) who are struggling to become acclimatized to life in Israel.
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run by volunteers to help Ethiopian families living below the
poverty line.
