Dear family, friends and all who cherish the memory of our dear Alon - together we have reached our initial goal!
The operation of a MDA Intensive Care Unit, in memory of Alon, will continue his legacy of saving lives.
We have raised our goal and are continuing the campaign to raise funds for Magen David Adom intensive care motorcycle in memory of Alon.
Thank you for your partnership!
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From a young age, Alon was always eager to help others. He was optimistic, calm, and cheerful, with a sharp sense of humor and the ability to face challenges always with a smile on his face.
Alon started volunteering with MADA when he was just 14 and continued to do so for many years in the Jerusalem district, where he grew up. Even after finishing high school and while studying at yeshiva, he still found time to volunteer with MADA.
Afterward, Alon joined the IDF, where he served as an officer. His energy, humor, and calmness made him a natural leader. People would even try to annoy him just to see if it was possible – but they never succeeded.
Alon had a love for travel, and after his military service, he took a trip to the East – the first of many – before starting his medical studies at the Technion.
When the war broke out on October 7th, Alon didn’t hesitate. Even though he was in the middle of a trek in Nepal, he returned to Israel right away to serve in reserves, staying true to his commitment to the country.
During the past year, while studying in his third year of medical school at the Technion, Alon continued to serve, despite being exempt from military duty. He also volunteered for the organization "Latet," worked at a medical tech company, and even trained for a marathon.
Alon was killed in action in southern Lebanon on October 24, 2024, at the age of 28.
We miss him deeply, but his memory will always stay with us.
We want to honor him and his legacy of giving by following the path he chose – helping others. We invite you to support his memory by contributing to the purchase of a MADA intensive care ambulance and Intensive Care Medi-Cycle Motorcycle, which will help as many people as possible, just as Alon would have wanted.
Every contribution makes a difference.
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