The Roy will not miss a holiday gift for families financially affected by the Corona damages • Check to see if you are also eligible to receive the voucher

• The NIS 300 Foundation gives a gift to those who were released to the USSR // Photo: Joshua Yosef

"Turning the IDF into a honeycomb": Following the economic crisis caused by the Corona eruption, the "Roi will not miss" fund, named after the late Roi Hasan, will provide assistance to people who are in the USSR and offer them a gifted gift for NIS 300. The gift voucher, which was titled "Making the HALA a Honeycomb," is given to families with three children and up to the age of 18, where at least one of the spouses has gone to the US, and to single-parent families with one child or older.

Established over a decade ago in memory of the late Roy Hasan, who was killed during his military service, the Roi No Assassin Foundation helps children from devastated families get equal opportunity to be like everyone else. It assists in various areas such as clothing and footwear supplies, bicycle couples and even psychological treatments for children. .

Moshe Hassan, the father of the late Roy Hassan, told Israel Today: "This is the first time we have embarked on an adult operation. We see that these are needy families, who fell between the chairs because of the current crisis and are apparently missing the current holiday. I believe the fall is temporary. We allocated over NIS 300,000 in favor of the move, and our site collapsed. We didn't expect it to be such a mass. Thousands of inquiries came to us. "

He added: "We thought we were doing a good deed, and it turned out to be a drop in the sea. It disappoints me that I can't give a pass. Our association members, good friends of the late Roy Banano, decided this time we would leave our frame and give it a go for other things, not always We did. It's a situation people don't know and a lot of people are hard right now. We've opened the box office now to give parents of children this time. "

Dvir Skaat, CEO of the foundation, added: "This campaign was a campaign of giving and not raising. All over the world, including in Israel, people are facing a major challenge. The challenge is intensified when it comes to disadvantaged populations. We wanted to reach these families that are more difficult for them. "

"Following the Corona crisis, we see these circles expanding. These are not just welfare families. These are normative families that are not burdensome. We made a decision this time with the committee to go beyond what the fund normally does, and we appeal not only to those whose reach is not reached but also to the public. The order of the time to enlist as one man out of mutual engagement and social solidarity, with great faith and hope that one's neighbor will help, and his brother will say strongly. "