About Us
Kol Ra'ev Mimenu Yochal
A little about us
We are a soup kitchen, but first and foremost a warm and loving home.
Our motto and our belief is
that "to give is really to receive".
We work with all our heart and soul to provide a food parcel
for anyone who needs one and wants one,
and we keep going and giving, thanks to you
and to your generous donations.
The NationalFood Security Initiative Registered association no. 580341170
We believe
that food is
a basic need,
but the way
it is given matters
just as much
We believe that food is a basic need, but the way it is given matters just as much
Donate a hot meal
The Kol Ra'ev Mimenu Yochal soup kitchen works in Kiryat Yam providing hot meals, food deliveries, support for families and human companionship for older people and anyone who needs help.
We are a soup kitchen, but first and foremost a warm and loving home.
Our motto and our belief is
that "to give is really to receive".
We work with all our heart and soul to provide a food parcel for anyone who needs one and wants one,
and we keep going and giving, thanks to you and to your generous donations.
Circle of giving
At the “Let All Who Are Hungry Come and Eat” soup kitchen there is a place for every person. But it is far more than a place.
It is a warm, human community that brings together good people who come to give and good people who come for help, to be filled and satisfied by the goodness of others.
People do not come here only to eat. They come to rest for a moment and set the day's hardships aside. They come to meet, to talk, to share and to feel close. To draw strength from being together.
This is a circle of mutual responsibility, and of giving that comes from genuine good will.
At “Let All Who Are Hungry Come and Eat” the door is open to everyone: secular and religious, Jewish and non-Jewish, people of every community and every background.
Life moves on and the circle turns. Today a person needs help, and tomorrow that same person can help someone who once helped them. That is the magic of the circle of giving around “Let All Who Are Hungry Come and Eat”.
You are invited to the table.
Come in, the food is ready.
Recognition and partnerships 
