Chai Lifeline is excited to announce the launch of its annual Chanukah Toy Drive, spreading light and joy to thousands of children across the globe. This heartwarming initiative ensures that children and families facing serious illness, crisis, or loss experience the magic of Chanukah through carefully selected gifts tailored to their specific needs and interests.  

Chai Lifeline, the international children’s health support network, is proud to announce the groundbreaking of its highly anticipated new center in New Jersey. The Hanachas Even Hapinah ceremony, held earlier today, marks the beginning of a transformative chapter for Chai Lifeline New Jersey, with the new facility set to serve as the heart of all current and future services for the community.

As the Yomim Tovim approach, families throughout the Jewish community are getting ready for a time of celebration and connection. However, for families facing the challenge and isolation of serious illness, this time of year can be particularly difficult. Chai Lifeline, dedicated to supporting children and families impacted by illness and crisis throughout the year, is there to ease their burdens in meaningful ways, allowing these families to experience the joy and warmth of the holidays despite the medical challenges they face.

The Roth&Co Harmony of Hope Benefit Concert, held Sunday, September 8, was an overwhelming success, with more than 1,800 members of the greater Chicago community coming together to support Chai Lifeline Midwest. The sold-out event at the Copernicus Center featured heartwarming performances, moving tributes, and a powerful show of solidarity for local children and families facing illness and crisis.

Chai Lifeline’s Camp Simcha, a beacon of hope and joy for children with cancer, disabilities, and other serious illnesses, is proud to announce the launch of the “Eternal Simcha: A Sefer Torah Legacy Campaign.” This alumni-led initiative aims to dedicate a Sefer Torah to be permanently housed at Camp Simcha, providing a symbol of achdus [unity] and chizuk [strength] for its campers, Chai Lifeline families, and the broader community.

Once again, the Syrian community rallied together in a show of unwavering support for the Chai Lifeline Sephardic Division as our campers returned for another incredible year of Deal Day. 

This year’s Deal Day event was nothing short of spectacular, featuring 450 dedicated volunteers, 122 campers, over 250 joyful guests, and the inspiring arrival of the Tour de Simcha—a group of women cyclists who rode into the event after raising crucial funds for Chai Lifeline. Their commitment and energy were a highlight of the day, symbolizing the powerful impact of community support.

Brooklyn, NY- A special school supplies store has recently become available to Chai Lifeline children and families battling illness at home. This initiative is designed to ease the burden of back-to-school shopping, providing essential supplies at no cost to families facing medical crises in the Greater New York area.