Last week, a letter was published by a young girl in her twenties asking the public for help after a tragedy that fell upon her family. In simple, straightforward words, Esther Schlesinger described her family’s tragedy: “I will never forget the day the triplets in our family were born. Abba came home with a bittersweet smile: “Mazal Tov! Ima gave birth to three babies!” But the babies were in critical condition in the NICU and Ima was in the oncology. Her cancer was in its later stages. Noone could save her anymore.” Only a month after the birth, notices were hung on the walls of Yerushalayim announcing the death of Yocheved Shlezinger, age 29. The Shlezinger home was full of people coming to be menacham avel as the young father tried to process his tragedy.

She struggled with the challenges of a sick husband, a Down’s syndrome child, and a mountain of debt: The widow cries for help Devorah Chazan went through such awful, grueling years. She ran from doctor to doctor and hospital to hospital, doing everything in order to save her husband’s life, until he was niftar. Now she is left penniless, struggling with the challenge of a Down’s syndrome child. Having no choice, she turns to the public to have pity on her and to help her with her heavy burden of debt Merciful Jews, please help me, DONATE  NOW>>> She’s mother to thirteen children, but what she’s been through in her life is simply inconceivable.

When Yocheved got engaged, she knew it was going to be hard. She had had friends who had been through the process before and she saw up close the stress that kallahs go through. There was nothing, however, that could have possibly prepared her for what she would experience.  When her mother passed away in a car crash she knew what she needed to do as the eldest. She took all the savings she had, and she paid the family’s bills, got groceries for her siblings, and started paying their rent as well. Her little brothers and sisters don’t realize that with every thing that she lovingly gives to them, she is taking away from her own future. Just a few blocks away, a young girl named Tamar escorts her blind father to the shul next door. Walking him there used to be her mother’s job.

It’s been 20 years since R’ Shimshon Dovid Pincus’s ZT” L life was cut short.  20 years of inspiration, introspection, and influence. His writings and teachings ignite a spark in Yidden from across the spectrum of religious observance – because his words are real, true, and heartfelt. Click here to see the full campaign. His works have become classics – and one passage is enough to tell us why. From young to old, intellectual to idealistic, Israeli to American: his words resonate with all ages, demographics, and levels. His impactful messages on all areas of Yiddishkeit are popular the world over. The richness of Shabbos. The magic of Emunah. The depth of our History. And the exalted role of the Jewish woman. But above all else, R’ Shimshon wanted one thing: Torah.

Maran Rabeinu HGR’ Chaim Kanievsky shlit”a: Whoever contributes to Kupat Ha’ir’s campaign for poor brides the sum of 513 shekels [$160] the gematria of “chassan- kallah,”should merit, midah k’neged midah, to find their zivug and get engaged by Rosh HaShana 5782” TO GET ENGAGED BEFORE ROSH HASHANA 5782 In another few days: The tefillah at Amuka which could bring you your zivug by this upcoming Rosh Hashana A tefillah like this one doesn’t see every day. At chatzos of the 26th of Sivan the yahrtzeit of the holy Tanna Rabbi Yonasan ben Uziel zy”a, HaGaon HaRav Mordechai Shlomo Edelstein shlit”a will conduct an awe-inspiring  tefillah event on the site to bring down yeshuos for the public.

What began as a peaceful shabbos day in the park turned to tragedy, when 11-year-old Nachman Levi fell the height of four stories directly onto his abdomen. A crowd gathered after hearing screams and the sickly crack of his bones breaking upon impact. The boy was rushed to Shaarei Tzedek hospital where he was in a medically induced coma for a week. His mother was by his side when he opened his eyes, and the Levi family breathed a sigh of relief. Their journey, however, is far from over. Nachman requires several life-saving treatments and surgeries to survive.  Notably, this is not the Levi family’s first brush with tragedy. Levi’s mother was injured severely in a terror attack several years ago, and her health issues have already made it difficult for her to support her 10 children.

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A frum family had a daughter, a wonderful girl, but a girl who was sick, rachmana litzlan. She gave them 3 perfect years of joy, while they worked with every medical team possible to give her a chance at a full and true life. After 3 short years together with their precious daughter, this family was broken apart by the death of this young, sweet girl.  While she lived, while there was hope, the family spared no expense to get her better. They borrowed whatever they needed to – it was to save their daughter’s life! The family is being crushed by debt.  CLICK HERE TO DONATE

The word self-pity does not exist in Ruchama Tefilinsky’s dictionary.   Even after being abandoned by her husband of seventeen years. Even after his suffering from a mental breakdown.  Even after being left to raise and support six children completely on her own.   When Ruchama caught her husband smoking and using his phone on Shabbos, behavior which was highly unusual for the man, she knew that something was very wrong. As it turned out, Dovid* was suffering from a severe mental breakdown. But most disturbing of all was when Ruchama’s husband suddenly packed up his things and left his beloved family for good.   “For a year, I waited for him to come back,” says Ruchama, looking back at those dark times. “That was it.

Dear brothers and sisters, My wedding day is approaching very soon, and I literally have no money to pay for the bare minimum expenses, such as clothing and the wedding hall. I beg of every Jewish soul to please open your heart and donate whatever possible to my wedding fund. Please open your hearts and help me and my Chosson build a Bayis Neeman! CLICK HERE TO DONATE! You have an incredible opportunity to invest in the great mitzva of hachnosas kallah! Please do not turn me away empty-handed. In the zechus of helping me, Hashem should send you shefa and hatzlacha in all areas of life in good health. Tizku limitzvos. Leah CLICK HERE TO DONATE!