Rabbi Shmuel Pollen is a graduate of Cardozo Law School and The Rabbinical College of Florida. He is the author of several books and famous articles. With a small budget and a big heart he founded and built up Bnei Noah, from feeding four, to feeding four thousand and saving lives all across the globe.
Bnei Noah's mission is to spread the message of love, hope and healing to all of humanity.
We do this by sharing food, both spiritual and physical.
Our team consists of dedicated and passionate individuals who are committed to serving their community. From Rabbis, to organizers, to volunteers, everyone at Bnei Noah shares the common goal of bringing the human family back together again.
We intend to remind the world that we are, indeed, our brother and sister's keepers.
Founded in 2005, Bnei Noah began serving the community of Vadodara in Gujarat, India with declicious food and badly needed water. Since then, we have expanded accross the globe, helping with humanitarian efforts in war-torn Ukraine, and Israel .
Bnei Noah is committed to the permanent elimination of human suffering regardless of location, age, ethnicity, creed or gender.
We go to all lengths to save human life even if it means partnering with private military operations to deliver aid or redeem hostages.
We also dissmenate and seek to implement the Seven Noahide laws, because they are the core of human kindness and morality. The world is shaking right now and we believe that only a spiritual awakening based on G-d's eternal law, can stabilize it.
They are:
1. Do not worship false gods
2. Do not murder
3. Do not commit sexual immorality
4. Do not eat a limb off of a live animal
5. Do not curse G-d
6. Do not steal
7. Set up courts of justice (which execute these laws).
These laws may seem obvious, but in today's morally confused world, they remind us that there is a G-d, and that he has a mission for each one of us.
The mission is to make the world brighter, kinder, safer, more moral, and more peaceful. And to know that each one of these is dependent on the other.