Hello,
I’m the proud mother of ten children in Eretz Yisroel k’’h. For many years, my husband was able to support our family. Suddenly, I had to tap into inner reserves of strength that I didn't even know that I had that night that he was killed.
Overnight, I was an almanah, and my children were orphans. We were dealing with so much emotionally, and on top of all that, we suddenly had no way to keep the lights on, or even pay for food at the local grocery. This week I couldn’t afford the eggs and flour for my kids’ favorite cake recipe, so a Shabbos went by without A SINGLE PIECE of tasty food in the house.
My kids are hungry, and the bank is threatening to evict us from our home.
We can’t go on like this! This week we couldn’t buy eggs, and last week it was milk for breakfast, and the week before it was the eviction notice.
Money isn’t just comfort. It’s stability. Please let me give my children their basic needs!
I don’t know how to thank you. Hashem should repay you with only shefa and hatzlocha.
Hamlatzah from Rav Yitzchak Kolodetzky and Rav Shimon Galai shlitta:
“I have come to recommend a very special mitzvah, that of saving a widow and 10 children.
Their father was killed in a very tragic and sudden manner, r”l. The shattered family is without a home, without parnassah, and without a father. The situation in their home screams out to the Heavens - they are living in poverty, literally without bread. In addition, several of the children need therapy to help them adjust after all that they’ve been through.
My dear friend, Rabbi Ezra David shlita, generously decided to help rehabilitate this destitute and broken family, and as the expenses are enormous, he is the messenger of all of us! It is a great mitzvah to be a partner in all of the expenses to prevent the anger [of Hashem] ch”v.
All those who assist will be blessed by the Father of all Orphans & Widows with blessings of success, parnassah b’kavod, children, life and sustenance and future generations, and everything good.
With the blessings of the Torah,
Yitzchok Kolodetzky
PS The financial and emotional situation of the family is very bad, and the expenses are many
I join the request of the Rav shlita. It is a great merit to assist in supporting the family of orphans. The merit of this great mitzvah will stand for all the supporters and donors to be blessed with everything good.
With blessings,
Shimon Galai
READ THE ORIGINAL IN HEBREW:
The financial and emotional situation of the family is truly desperate. The Gedolim ask Klal Yisrael to give a generous donation of $240 to help alleviate their difficulties as quickly as possible.
