The Survivor Mitzvah Project In Action –
Moldova 2018
The Survivor Mitzvah Project travels all across Eastern Europe to bring aid to Holocaust Survivors in need. This video, shot on location in Moldova shows our humanitarian efforts in Moldova and neighboring Transnistria. We also record our visits and the Holocaust experiences of the survivors we help.
This video was shot and edited by Jason Tongen, with additional footage by Wayland Bell.
Zane,this is amazing, what you an your people are doing to bring comfort and solace to those poor souls! The Torah says that the one who is doing good deed to other people, is actually doing good deed for himself. May Hashem bring all the goodness in the world to you, to the people or your organization and to your family.
Zane, you are an Angel.
Bless you??❤️
Thank you for sharing this experience with us. It was nice to see a video of these extraordinary holocaust survivors. To see their faces of how appreciative they are when receiving gifts they so deserve. It warms my heart. Keep sharing and let their story continue to be told.
I’m so pleased to be able to donate to this blessed cause.
Thank you for supporting the Last Survivors of the Holocaust in Eastern Europe. Your kindness and compassion saves lives!
Thank you so much for helping us. Very grateful !!!
Thank you for your comment! We are honored to work every day to support the survivors of the Holocaust. Thank you for watching this video about Founder Zane Buzby’s recent Humanitarian trip, which brought aid to Holocaust Survivors in Moldova and Transnistria.
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Zane is my hero,doing God’s work,I am so happy to be able to donate,I wish I could hug every survivor.Bless Israel,and the Jewish people.
Hello and thank you so much for your comment! We are happy to hear from you and appreciate your compassion for the Last Survivors. As survivor Sofia Gendelevna, who is 93, wrote to us earlier this year, “I thank fate for good people like you. It is my reason to live.”