Help a neighbor today
Answer a request
A neighbor asks for a hand — reply “I’m coming”. Posts are auto-translated, so language is never in the way.

Have an initiative?
Post it as an Event — what, when and where — and neighbors nearby join in.
Offer help
Post an Offer and mark it free: groceries, a ride, an hour with the kids.
Give it away
Furniture, clothes or toys, for free — someone nearby picks them up.
Something urgent?
Turn on Urgent notice in a Notification post: a push to neighbors and 12 hours at the top.
What neighbors offer
Groceries
Shopping for someone who can’t go out.
Kids during sirens
Watching the children while a parent is away.
A ride
To the clinic, the station or the shelter.
A place to stay
A safe room for a night, for a family nearby.
Language and forms
Hebrew, the municipality, the kupat holim.
Pets
Walking a dog, feeding a cat, fostering.
Want to do more?
These organizations welcome new volunteers.
Magen David Adom
Ambulance volunteering, first-aid courses and blood donation.
mdais.orgLeket Israel
The national food bank: rescuing and sharing surplus food.
leket.orgLatet
Food and aid for families in need, all year round.
latet.org.il
Questions
Is it free to offer help on Iri?
Yes. Posting, replying and offering help are free. Mark your Offer as free, so neighbors know it isn’t a paid service.
Who sees my offer?
Neighbors in your city’s feed. You choose what to share — you don’t have to show your phone number.
I don’t speak Hebrew well. Can I still help?
Yes. Iri works in Hebrew, Russian and English: write in Russian or English, and neighbors translate your post in one tap.
How do I ask for help urgently?
Create a Notification post and turn on Urgent notice. After a quick review, neighbors get a push notification and the post is pinned at the top of the feed for 12 hours.

