Outgoing National Service CEO Reunites With Volunteers Supporting Bereaved Families

Reuven Pinsky, the outgoing CEO of Israel's National Civil Service Authority, recently bid farewell to the female volunteers of the "One Family" organization, who support widows, orphans, and wounded victims of terrorism. Pinsky, who has been closely involved with the national service for many years, praised the volunteers as "responsible for the smiles and moments of joy of thousands of orphans and widows affected by terror and physical and mental injuries." The event also served to honor the volunteers completing their year of service and to express deep appreciation for Sarah, the volunteer coordinator, and her dedicated team.

Moshe Swil, CEO of "One Family," emphasized the critical role these volunteers play in the organization's ongoing work. He noted that the volunteers maintain personal and continuous contact with the families, understanding their needs and standing by them through routine, hardship, and celebration. Their consistent presence forms a vital part of the support network the organization provides.

Swil also acknowledged Pinsky's significant contribution over the years, thanking him for his long-term partnership, commitment, and support, as well as recognizing the volunteers' dedication and responsibility alongside the families.

Founded 25 years ago by Shental and Mark Blazberg, "One Family" is Israel's leading national organization supporting bereaved families and wounded individuals. It offers comprehensive services including emotional support, individual and group therapy, resilience strengthening, workshops, and financial assistance.