Cooking With Hila From Ashkelon

On October 8th, I was set to sign a life-changing contract. Then, everything changed. After months of volunteering, I launched a food cart. Now, I need a larger vehicle to keep growing and bring my food to more people.

Micro lending, Macro Impact

For months, I ran a volunteer kitchen, cooking for thousands of soldiers. I put my business on hold to help others, and when it was time to rebuild, I launched a food cart in Tel Aviv. Now, I need a larger vehicle to expand my reach and fully get back on track.

My business - My spark

Food has always been my way of creating connections—to nature through fresh ingredients, to people through shared meals, and to emotions through flavors that bring comfort. Turning my passion into a profession made me realize just how powerful food can be.

A few more words

I was born and raised in Ashkelon, a city that has seen so much. I believe in moving forward, no matter what. During the war, I gave everything I had to help others. Now, I’m putting that same energy into my business—because I know that every journey unfolds in its own time.