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The work was physical. Back-breaking. But so meaningful for each family and community they helped. But now, some of the Houston delegation are already deep into their next mission. Hurricane Irma in Florida.
A six-man team, led by ZAKA International Rescue Unit Chief Officer Mati Goldstein, are working in North Miami Beach, in a joint humanitarian mission with C.S.E Miami (Chesed Shel Emes). Careful preparation preceded their arrival, and two command centers, equipped with generators, sleeping bags, tinned food, water and, of course, all the relevant specialist search, rescue and recovery equipment, are already open. |
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A joint mission for ZAKA and C.S.E Miami
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But all this requires not just the dedication of the volunteers. IT REQUIRES MONEY. Funds to cover costs of transportation, supplies, emergency equipment and more. |
Your immediate support will ensure
that this second ZAKA mission within just one week can continue. |
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