Hello my name is Tasha and I need help in my important role delivering emergency supplies and services to IDF soldier bases in dangerous territories.

I am personally fundraising for essential car maintenance of transport vehicles delivering emergency supplies and services to IDF soldier bases in the North and South of Israel. 

These special vehicles are needed for deliveries to IDF bases in the North and South of Israel, which provide, clean water, medical supplies, aid and support to those young IDF soldiers that are risking their lives to protect others.

Since the unspeakable tragedy of October 7th 2023 in Israel, I realised a deep need to get out to our soldiers and help. Originally from London I have been in Israel for 12 years and this is very much my home. The constant tragedy and trauma that is happening is deeply affecting every single person in Israel.

So here's how I wanted to help. I immediately started offering to drive needed items and soldiers to base’s all over the country. Within a couple of days hundreds of people needing help to transport essential items to army bases or army bases themselves needing support and transport for soldiers somehow got my number and my phone rings all day with requests for aid, soldiers who need rides, and all sorts.

Being out on the roads each day for 12+ hours means I am seeing the effect of the result of the atrocities to our soldiers first hand and speaking to them directly to be see what is needed and be able to help them with their physical and emotional needs. Whilst it was mostly food and driving soldiers in the first week or two, the needs changed fast and thick.

Most of the people serving in the IDF right now are reservists, who have finished duty months sometimes years ago and started their lives and their families. They and are understandably not in the shape you would need to be to fight this long and hard battle. In recent days I have come to understand that there is a deep need to help the soldiers get through this physically, so they can fight this war. So in addition to driving from base to base with aid, I have been speaking to officers, organising teams of therapists to help them physically and taking them into base. I currently have 18 physical therapists (masseuses, chiropractors, physiotherapists, acupuncturists etc) who have come/are willing to come and donate their time and skills to helping our soldiers.I am collating a bigger list but the support so far from them wanting to donate their time has been truly amazing. I already have bases spreading out my details and the calls are coming in hard and fast.

I do not intend to stop until our soldiers are home and our nation is safe, I drive 6-7 days a week, 10-16 hours a day, wherever I'm needed, North and South and this trips are highly dangerous as you can imagine. That's a lot of gas, car maintenance etc.

My goal is to ensure that these brave soldiers have the necessary resources to carry out their duties effectively and safely. I can only do it with your help, my car is covering long distances daily and needs to be maintained. It is the life line to many IDF bases in which I am supporting. I have special privileges to be able to enter the designated bases, so, anything that is needed and requested by them is delivered personally by me mostly alone and sometimes with my team directly to the intended bases.

The money you donate will go directly to covering all of these costs, as well as allow me to continuously purchase clean bottled drinking water and medical supplies for the soldiers as well as transporting physical therapists to bases to deliver treatments and safely transporting soldiers from/to their bases.

By supporting my cause, you will not only contribute to the maintenance of essential vehicles, but also play a crucial role in providing, clean water, medical supplies, treatments aid and support to those young soldiers that are risking their lives to protect others.

Join me and make a difference in the lives of our dedicated IDF soldiers.

Thank you for your generosity and support at this crazy time.

Tasha x