Interested in an awesome outing of giving to Israel’s heroic IDF? Standing Together invites you to join when we visit the IDF. We bring the Standing Together Hospitality Truck filled with treats around the country so that we can show IDF soldiers how much we appreciate them.
Donors and volunteers who have joined us in the field feel the excitement of giving to those who give so much. Many people have joined Standing Together to celebrate a Bar / Bat Mitzah. It is a wonderful way to teach the mitzvah of Chesed. Others have joined us as part of their vacation in Israel.
A great opportunity for all ages
Visiting the IDF has been a wonderful opportunity for people who feel young at heart and who wisely want to engage in chesed. Please watch the video and let us know what you think! Are you ready to sign up? Contact Standing Together today
Giving snacks to the Chayalim is a wonderful way to show support. You will see the smiles on their faces and hear how wonderful it makes them feel that you care so much to come out and visit with them for the day.
You will leave feeling that you have gained more than you have given!
Whether it’s hot waffles or cold ice cream, Standing Together is always there to give our IDF soldiers a warm smile and a welcome treat. Fill out the form below. Let us know when you will be available to join Standing Together on an awesome trip of giving to the IDF.
Standing Together is always looking for volunteers and supporters to help in other ways as well. Your efforts make a difference to those who make a difference in Israel. Help spread the word on social media, in your community, synogogue or school.
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Can’t Get to Israel?
Donate a Day of Treats for the IDF
The Weiss family had planned to spend a day personally handing out special treats to IDF soldiers in the Jordan Valley. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, they weren’t able to make it. Still, they didn’t want to miss the chance to support the new recruits training in one of the hottest areas of Israel, where temperatures soared to 52°C (125.6°F). Instead, the Weiss family asked Standing Together to deliver cooling treats on their behalf—sponsoring refreshments for the soldiers even though they couldn’t be there in person.
Updated August 24, 2025