Read the article below published in the Lakewood News Network on grandchildren of Holocaust survivors joining to help Afghan refugees. Alexander Rapaport, Berish Rapaport, and Deputy Mayor Menashe Miller came together in front of the Yachik restaurant to pack and send food boxes to Afghan refugees.

The anchor of News12 reported about a group of grandchildren to holocaust survivors coming together in Masbia of Boro Park to pack groceries to be delivered to Afghan refugees currently in New Jersey. Our ED, Alexander Rapaport, and Masbia Relief Team took part in this food drive.

On November 03, 2021, Senior U.S. Correspondent Mike Wagenheim of i24News came to Masbia of Boro Park in Brooklyn to report on a food drive for Afghan Refugees. During the report, our ED Alexander Rapaport was interviewed.

Read the article below by journalist Yehudit Garmaise, published in Boro Park 24, on grandchildren of Holocaust survivors joining to send food and supplies to Afghan refugees. Alexander Rapaport, Berish Rapaport, and Deputy Mayor Menashe Miller met at the Yachik restaurant to fill two trucks with food and messages of love to refugees.

Read the article published in The Lakewood Scoop on grandchildren of Holocaust survivors joining to send meals and supplies to Afghan refugees. Alexander Rapaport, Berish Rapaport, and Deputy Mayor Menashe Miller shipped off boxes of supplies and food. The action took place at Yachik restaurant, two trucks were filled with food and messages of love to refugees.

Read the story below by Reuvain Borchardt, published in The Hamodia, about a desperate voicemail of a manager building asking for help after Hurricane Ida took away all tenants' belongings. Alexander Rapaport, Executive Director of Masbia, felt very touched and brought relief to the needy.

Chefs from the Masbia Relief Team cooked up a pop-up hot dinner for victims of Hurricane Ida at their building complex on Grand Central Parkway in Forest Hills, Queens, on Sept. 9, 2021. The kosher pantry also distributed 20,000 pounds of shelf-stable grocery food at the complex, where one person died, four low-lying apartments and dozens of cars were destroyed, and 420 families were stranded with no hot water and no elevator.

Read the article below by Rabbi Avi Shafran, published in The Washington Post, about the Hasidic Jewish community helping Haiti after being hit by a 7.2 earthquake that has claimed more than 2000 Haitians lives. Alexander Rapaport, Executive Director of Masbia, urged his fellow Jews to participate in the Haiti Relief Campaign.

Read the article below by Lanning Taliaferro, published in the Patch, about food and hygiene items loaded into shipping containers that will be sent to Haiti. Thanks to the New York’s Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish communities, the Haiti community of Spring Valley Village, including Masbia Soup Kitchen lead by Alexander Rapaport, Haitians in Haiti will get the relief products soon.

Read the article below, published in Hamodia, to learn about the massive amount of food and hygiene items that the Jewish community has donated to Haiti due to the recent earthquake that has devastated the country. Our Masbia Soup Kitchen's ED Alexander Rapaport headed out to Spring Valley to bring help to Haitians as a part of the campaign Masbia Relief to help Haitians.