Hope for Sderot was established in 2008 as a Humanitarian Aid organization to help the people of Sderot. Twenty one years of rocket attacks from terrorists in Gaza have left this small town damaged in so many ways as the people continue to live with the ongoing daily trauma of never knowing when the next rocket will come, or where it will land.

Many, who could afford to leave, have left, taking many of the jobs with them, leaving unemployment and a lack of employment opportunities. For many families that leaves them without enough to make ends meet. For those who have been Injured  by the  rockets attacks , their ability to work, as well as the  physical and mental effects have changed their lives dramatically and will last a lifetime.

With dignity, respect, and unconditional love it is our mission to bring awareness to the plight of the people of Sderot, and help  for those who have been injured by Kassam rockets by supplying food, clothing, financial aid, education scholarships and other much needed assistance.

We are not run or operated by any religious organization, nor are we affiliated with any missionary or religious groups. We do, however, welcome and accept donations from anyone who wants to help the residents of Sderot who have been the target of well over 10,500 terrorist rocket attacks.

It is reported often that we suffer from PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) But that is far from the truth because there is nothing “Post” about the ongoing, daily, 24/7, 365 days a year threat that has been going on for the past 21 years. What we suffer from is ATSD (Accumulative Traumatic Stress Disorder) because there is nothing “post” about our situation.

Among the worst hurt victims of the past 21 years are the children. For every child born after 2001, they do not know what it is like to live without the sound of “Tseva Adom” piercing the air at all hours of the day and night or the threat of a Kassam rocket coming through your bedroom ceiling or wall.

We are a non-profit organization recognized by the IRS as a 501c3 and with a total volunteer staff; we distribute 92% of all donations to the people of Sderot. All donations are tax deductible.

Last Update 16 February 2021