About Us

Masbia Soup Kitchen Network provides emergency food to people in need due to financial status or because of natural disasters via ready-to-eat nutritious meals and raw groceries free of charge. Read more about us on the main page here.

Masbia Relief has been involved in many relief efforts over the last decade. From the Haiti 2010 earthquake, to Hurricane Sandy, to COVID food relief, and many more (see here). Masbia brings together resources from the Jewish community to aid people in distress.

In this photo, New York State’s attorney general Tish James leading the volunteers with the hot food prepared by Masbia for seniors that were evacuated to Park Slope Armory during hurricane Sandy.

Masbia Relief – Jewish Community Bringing Relief to Victims of the Bronx Fire

The Bronx building fire affected 118 families who lived there, with 17 dead, and many more injured. The Need is URGENT! We are now inviting families who are victims of the historic Bronx fire to go shopping for clothing, housewares, cleaning supplies, etc. We need your help to be able to invite more families to go shopping.

Media Reports about the Masbia Relief Team’s work for the victims of the Bronx Fire can be found here.

To make a tax-deductible donation please make your check payable to Masbia Relief (Tax-ID 26-3867777) and mail it to PO Box 191181 Brooklyn NY 11219. Other payment options are Venmo, PayPal, or fill in your credit card below.

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Sponsor Relief Supplies for Victims of the Kentucky Floods – Donate Page

Please donate urgently needed relief to Kentucky’s victims of the historic flooding.

An onslaught of severe storming brought on flash flooding that led to widespread landslides and mudslides, claiming the lives of at least 35 people thus far. As the death toll continues to rise, hundreds of people are reportedly still missing in the days after the historic flooding subsided. Hundreds of displaced survivors are being housed in 15 shelters and two campgrounds at state parks. Over 10,000 Kentuckian utility customers are still without any power.

Masbia Relief Team is on the ground in Kentucky organizing trailer loads of emergency supplies with local schools that turned into relief centers in the affected areas.

Needed: Food, inflatable beds, bleach, mops, fans, bottled water, and the list is growing.

Make your tax deductible donation today.

Kentucky Floods