Latet Israeli Humanitarian Aid

Throughout the country, in over a hundred Supersal stores, Latet volunteers will encourage shoppers to give a few of their canned and dry good items to Latet's food packages for families in need.

This large national initiative is also aimed at raising awareness about poverty in Israel and what Latet does all year round and to mobilize Israeli society, even at a small scale, to take action.

Latet Master Chef Challenge in New York City!

Last Sunday, four renowned chefs accepted the challenge to cook a meal utilizing ingredients from Latet's food package and help us raise awareness.

Volunteer of the Month

LATET is proud to present our volunteer of the month: Omer Ga’ash who volunteers at a special project of the marketing department

Our young volunteers at Supersal!

Volunteers from all over Israel scattered in Supersal's various branches to collect food.

2M Israelis lose income during COVID-19

It is feared that in 2021 many middle-class families will be reduced to poverty and food aid. Click to read the full JPost article >>

The IDF and civil society together!

Latet and The IFCJ together with other partners launched a lifesaving mission to minimize the spread of the pandemic >>

12.5.21 - Latet's Emergency Response

Latet has opened a hotline for populations that need assistance due to prolonged stay in shelters and as such, low accessibility to food >>

Almog's story

Almog is young, full of life and determined to build herself a better future. Watch her tell her story.

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Volunteer of the month - March 2020

Meet our volunteer of the month >> Dudi Swissa

National Food Drive Rosh ha-Shana Campaign

An annual tradition, Latet engages the Israeli Public to take part in the National Food Drive campaign with cooperation with the Shufersal supermarket

Thanks to the Jewish Community Foundation

Thanks to the Jewish Community Foundation for their support and trust in our battle to end poverty.

Supersal x Latet Holidays Campaign

The supermarket chain will be helping Latet collect dry and canned goods for families in need

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