I recently visited our homes in Israel, and saw a man we met in Ukraine several years ago. He was living in terrible conditions there. He had both legs amputated, had no teeth, and was living on the potatoes we were bringing him. He has no family. Everyone perished in the holocaust. Normally he would not have been approved to move to Israel, but because we could receive him into one of our homes, it was possible for him to come. Israel gave him prosthetic legs, and he was WALKING. He had dentures, and is not eating normal meals. It was as if he had his life back. When he saw us, he couldn't stop hugging and kissing us. He said, "I'm in paradise." I honestly left there crying.

Each house costs about $2000.00 a month to operate. Our goal is to have 100 of these houses. It is our hope that some would be moved to support this project.