Three businesses in the Samaria community of Havat Gilad have launched fundraising campaigns after their properties were destroyed in the wildfire. The appeals include an art studio, a craft beer garden, and a jewelry brand. The community is rallying to help rebuild.
The wildfire that swept through the Samaria community of Havat Gilad on Saturday has destroyed numerous homes and businesses. As of Sunday evening, affected business owners have published specific fundraising appeals. Among them: HaMeshusha, an art studio; 'Garden of Naftali's Beer' (Naftali Yafe), which was destroyed along with his home; and Eretz Ahavati, a jewelry brand run by a Givati reservist and his wife whose home and business were also lost. The fundraising campaigns are now active, with links shared on social media. As The Zioneer reported earlier Sunday, the community-wide fundraising effort had already surpassed 6 million shekels from over 23,000 donors. These individual business campaigns aim to help owners rebuild their livelihoods.
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