Can I borrow your pen, please?

Help save countless lives by equipping volunteer medics
with EpiPens to reverse fatal allergic reactions.

$64,044 Goal: $125,000
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288
Donors

Leo A Esses

May Hashem bless all of you. Leo A. Esses

4 months ago

$1,350.00

Anonymous

thanks for the work you do

5 months ago

$25.62

Joshua Schwalbe

This gift is in honor of our daughter Sophia's recent bat mitzvah. Sophia has a nut allergy so we understand the importance of epipens. Thank you for all the incredible work that you do!

5 months ago

$1,215.00

Anonymous

continued hatzlacha in all you do!

5 months ago

$50.00

Michael Harris

6 months ago

$18.45

Anonymous

6 months ago

₪2,337.00

Paulette Weber

6 months ago

€180.00

Shoshana Rosen

6 months ago

₪225.00

Anonymous

Behatzlacha!

6 months ago

₪135.00

יוסף רימל

6 months ago

₪1,025.00

Nathan Spigelman

Tyfys. Ggb

6 months ago

$250.00

Anonymous

6 months ago

₪435.00

Richard Steinberg

6 months ago

€100.00

Gail Scoufield

7 months ago

$100.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

$18.00

Dr. Leo Davids

Lechaim , may this help those in need .

7 months ago

C$205.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

$36.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

$18.00

Anonymous

Keep up the fantastic work. You really save lives.

7 months ago

₪435.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

₪230.62

Anonymous

Because you never know when YOU might need an EpiPen... Keep up all the good work.

7 months ago

₪435.00

Gabi and Talia Kesselman

7 months ago

₪870.00

ROSALIND GOLDSTEIN

GOOD LUCK FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS IN SAVING LIVES THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO

7 months ago

£51.25

jaime carranza

Blessed be thy name, blessings to my people in Israel!!!

7 months ago

$40.00

Michael Banyas

7 months ago

$36.90

Anonymous

7 months ago

$138.38

Anonymous

7 months ago

$135.00

Anonymous

Good luck, and thank you.

7 months ago

₪102.50

Shlomi Moshkovits

7 months ago

₪100.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

$18.00

James Sammet

7 months ago

$1,230.00

Meir Kohn

7 months ago

$500.00

Aaron Glatt

7 months ago

₪445.87

Anonymous

7 months ago

₪1,305.00

Paul Glasser

7 months ago

$135.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

$138.38

Anonymous

7 months ago

₪138.38

Stacy Spigelman

Thank you YoniSpigelman for your selfless devotion to helping those in need.

7 months ago

$138.38

Anonymous

good luck with your appeal

7 months ago

£40.00

Jonathan Glaubach

7 months ago

$900.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

₪1,500.00

Liam Smokey

Fpe rachel holzer

7 months ago

₪230.62

Tzvi Hofman

Thanks for the visit

7 months ago

C$184.50

sharon sheinfeld

7 months ago

$36.90

Judy Siegel-Itzkovich

`The Sukkot concert was geared for kids and not adults, so it was a disappointment for us, but I am donating an Epipen set anyway.

7 months ago

₪435.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

$135.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

$25.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

$138.38

Judy Silberberg

7 months ago

$500.00

eric levy

This donation is made with appreciation of Eliran Uziel's kind gift of his table to us for free!! We are grateful and want to pass on the mitzvah.

7 months ago

$55.35

Lewis Carness

In Honor of Roy Hellman

7 months ago

$36.90

Anonymous

7 months ago

$10.00

Robin and Charles Weiss

7 months ago

$300.00

Penny Basch

7 months ago

$1,800.00

Meredith & Kenny Yager

In honor of Aliza Bashansky

7 months ago

$2,025.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

$415.12

Anonymous

7 months ago

$36.90

Anonymous

7 months ago

$36.90

Sylvia Lerner

7 months ago

₪102.50

Robert Lowinger

Sukkkos ticket price difference

7 months ago

$720.00

Michele and Eric Ehrenhaus

7 months ago

$54.00

Andrew Miller

7 months ago

£76.88

Alan Kleinman

7 months ago

$25.62

Anonymous

7 months ago

$1,000.00

John Fransman

7 months ago

₪1,000.00

Gary Davida Stadtmauer

7 months ago

$100.00

Anonymous

7 months ago

₪2,000.00

Steven Ginsberg

In memory of Chaim Ginsberg

7 months ago

$135.00

Raizy Cohen

In memory of Ruth Hecht

7 months ago

₪3,920.00

Sarah Maslow

8 months ago

₪102.50

Anonymous

8 months ago

₪50.00

Anonymous

8 months ago

$102.50

Alexander Sharfman

8 months ago

₪225.00

Sheila Barden

8 months ago

$18.45

Emma Tabakin

8 months ago

$36.00

Elissa Bluth

8 months ago

$135.00

Jodi Kahn

Keep saving Lives! In honor of Harrison Hillel Kahn, volunteer EMT and our son.

8 months ago

$138.38

Nechama Groner

8 months ago

$100.00

Sandra Hoffman

8 months ago

$18.45

Gary Gleicher

8 months ago

$100.00

Anonymous

Thank you so much for your important work. I prefer if you put these epipens in or nearby a Jewish community most in need of epipens (based on current epipen availability per-capita). If there is equal need and Jewish communities in the periphery are also most in need, you can consider that (such as the Golan, or anywhere in the periphery). The main thing is whichever Jewish community is in...

8 months ago

$2,767.50

Samuel Shiel

8 months ago

$138.38

Anonymous

8 months ago

$180.00

Pearl Rubin

8 months ago

$18.45

Anonymous

8 months ago

₪18.00

Anonymous

8 months ago

$18.45

Terry Dray

8 months ago

₪180.00

Anonymous

8 months ago

$138.38

Avi Baurberg

8 months ago

$36.00

Yehuda and Shelley Dayag

8 months ago

₪184.50

Anonymous

8 months ago

$135.00

Anonymous

8 months ago

₪67.00

Anonymous

8 months ago

₪225.00

Nancy and Joseph Tenenbaum

Kol hakavod to Eli Beer and the entire team.

8 months ago

$369.00

Esther Lightstone

In honor of Eli Beer and his amazing team.

8 months ago

$360.00

Fred Naider

8 months ago

$50.00

Tzvi Meister

8 months ago

$36.00

Anonymous

8 months ago

$18.45

Anonymous

8 months ago

$100.00

Anonymous

8 months ago

$184.50

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Did you know?

EpiPens have an expiration date -- which makes it the most necessary item in the EMT toolkit! There continues to be an increase in the need for them. Help United Hatzalah volunteers in making sure that adults and children alike have access to stay alive when the unpredictable happens.

Saving Time. Saving Lives.

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.

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Provide our medics with EpiPens

In the moments it takes to save a life, the EpiPen is the most trusted and critical devices to change a more frightening fate. United Hatzalah's 6,200 volunteers need your help to keep EpiPens in supply.

Your donation of $135 supplies a 2-pack that will provide medical aid and support to adults and young children. Our goal, with your help, is to raise as many packs as possible for volunteers.

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