In the wake of the attack on Israel, The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore has started an emergency fund to address the humanitarian needs of the victims.
Some of these needs include food, medicine, shelter, trauma counseling, triage and emergency supplies, according to an email from Marc B. Terrill, president of The Associated.
“The lives of innocent civilians — women, men, elderly, children, disabled and the infirmed — are now under attack,” Terrill said in the email. “Our collective response at this critical time will save lives.”
In addition, Baltimore’s sister city of Ashkelon experienced significant damage, according to the email.
Donations to the emergency fund can be made online at payments.associated.org/israelattacked or sent via mail to The Associated’s Emergency Fund for Israel at War, The Associated, 101 West Mount Royal Ave., Baltimore, MD 21201.
