Keep Israel alive and breathing. Help us ensure we can administer oxygen to all those who need it.
Temple Beth Torah's Campaign
Join us in raising funds and awareness for United Hatzalah of Israel. We are doing this in celebration of Israel's Independence Day
Any donation of a full oxygen tank, $360, will receive a special dedication text on the tank itself.
Thank you Rabbi Erica and United Hatzalah Chairman Mark Gerson for the generous support of the matching grant initiative.
Campaign Sponsored By:
In memory of Gideon Weiss z''l
In support of Israel and United Hatzalah through our synagogue Temple Beth Torah in Melville, New York. David and Ellen Wasserman via The Jade Foundation
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Sending prayers and well wishes to the people of Israel. We appreciate the work your organization is doing to help.
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Donated by Mark Epstein and Amy MIlls and family.
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Thank you for all you do!!!
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Keep up the good work!
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Supporting Israel - always. Thank you for your matching gift! Shelley & Marc Stoltz
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May G-d bless Israel לדר ודור
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Many blessings
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Please use this tank to save precious lives
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Thank you and God Bless America and Israel
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Thank- You for The Double Match. We are here to support Israel during this critical time .
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My you no longer have to hear sirens and spend nights in safe rooms! Be safe!
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To Life.
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Great cause!
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In Loving Memory of Roselyn Reiffman
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Thank You for your match!
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Be safe!! We stand with Israel.
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With support and strength
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I feel the need to donate more from my recent donation to further help support Israel
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May Hashem protect Israel and bless you all.
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In loving memory of my dad, Paul Meyrowitz, who relied on oxygen to sustain him towards the end of his life. May this gift be added to TBT's efforts helping others who need life-saving medical support.
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We support you and want you to be prepared for all emergencies.
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Sending Prayers for the safety of Israel.
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Happy to support such a good cause- to life L'Chaim!
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I am a member of temple Beth Torah, Melville NY Good luck to you.
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With love from the Arnberg Family
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in support of our Israeli brothers and sisters
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So that what is happening in India, won't happen here!
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Thinking of the people in Israel so they can breathe easily! Sandy and Ira Cohen
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In memory of Liam Norris
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Thank you TBT for raising money for United Hatzalah's worthy cause. -- Ronnie and David Pinkowitz
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Thank you!
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You are doing life-saving work!
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Wishing you Peace and Success. Thank you for all you do. My Hashem bless you all and all of Israel.
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Our love is with you and we are grateful for the life saving work that you do. Lisa and Mark Kleinman Temple Beth Torah Melville
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sending blessings to all those you help.
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In honor of our wonderful grandchildren!
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How often is oxygen used?
Our 6,000 medics respond to 1,800 emergencies throughout Israel every day. In 2019 oxygen was administered on 70% of calls relating to breathing and cardiac-related emergencies.
What is the need at this time?
In 2019, United Hatzalah filled 6 million liters of empty oxygen tanks, at a cost of $280,000. Additionally, United Hatzalah needs to replace approximately 2,000 oxygen tanks urgently, due to new regulations made by the Ministry of Health. These tanks must be removed immediately from volunteers’ medical bags and urgently need to be replaced. As oxygen is the “bread and butter” of lifesaving, it is vital that this happens immediately.
What additional equipment is purchased with an oxygen tank?
Physically, each oxygen tank contains an oxygen cylinder, a regulator with a pressure gauge with a functioning flow meter, a delivery device such as a resuscitation mask, and a disposable mask. In addition, your purchase contributes towards the training of our medics to safely administer oxygen. The use of an oxygen tank may seem simple but there are many safety issues that need careful training before one becomes a medic.
When does one need to administer oxygen?
The air a person normally breathes contains approximately 21% oxygen. When a patient is getting less oxygen than required for an extended period they are described as having hypoxia. This is when oxygen needs to be administered. In distress, a patient’s oxygen supply may be compromised. With each passing minute, limited oxygen means potential severe damage.
What are the signs and symptoms of hypoxia?
These include increased breathing and heart rate, shortness of breath, low oxygenation, changes in the level of consciousness, restlessness, cyanosis (bluish color on lips and nailbeds), or chest pain.
Founded in 2006, United Hatzalah has grown to become the largest independent, non-profit, nationally recognized and fully-volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) organization in Israel, responding to over 2,000 emergency calls a day. United Hatzalah's 6,500 medics, paramedics, and doctors create a web of emergency first responders, each connected to a GPS-based dispatch system which, together with our innovative transportation solutions, provides lifesaving aid faster than any other EMS organization in the world, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
United Hatzalah has democratized access to emergency medical services by providing its services free of charge and has improved victim outcomes by getting first responders to the scene of an emergency three times faster than an ambulance. Our volunteers, spotted at every medical emergency, have been dubbed 'Angels in Orange' after their trademark orange vests.