Author Archives: Susan

WOW, Women of Wales, are a group of women who lend their talents to bless others. Knitting, sewing, crafting items that are needed around the world.   Now they have heard about AHI and the  Holocaust Survivors, they are making a  … Continue reading →

When we chose the name of Abundant Hope International for our non-profit in the states, we were seeking to have a name that  reflected our desire to bring “hope” to the Survivors, with   abundance!  See our verse above… At … Continue reading →

    Consider this: “There are six things the Lord hates, seven that are detestable to him: Haughty eyes, A lying tongue, Hands that shed innocent blood,  A heart that devises wicked schemes. Feet that are quick to rush into … Continue reading →

Russian/English Translators needed for letters to Survivors.  Please! Adopters writing Survivors, their letters need translated.  Email required.  No need to leave your home!  Average 5-15 letters per month. Call +972-54-8100-441 or email volunteer@ahi-il.org

Follow us on the website www.ahi-il.org September & October                           In Israel October 22                 6pm      Sukkot BBQ for Survivors … Continue reading →

…during WWII, within the Nazi military forces there were various soldiers that refused to shoot, kill or harm the Jews? After the war, many of the soldiers captured said they would be killed if they did not follow orders.  But … Continue reading →

AHI is on Facebook!   Posts are added often- come spend time with us and our Survivors.  Please join us online and start some conversations.   Please share us with your friends and “Like!” us!  With your help we can … Continue reading →

Every month we produce a program called “Living Stones.”  It features the actual accounts of Holocaust Survivors in Israel sharing their historical experiences from the Holocaust of WWII and is aired on TV in 180 countries on Russian stations. It … Continue reading →

This section features the true experiences of Holocaust Survivors we see and visit today.  This is to fulfill their requests, “Remember us!  Tell others of our experiences so we are not forgotten!” During WWII, more than one million Jews from … Continue reading →

Visiting Survivors in Israel includes laughter and tears, giving assistance where needed and all the time becoming closer to them. When the end of their life comes, even when they are ill or struggling with the aging process, we can … Continue reading →