She would never let you see her struggle. But she needs your help.
For many of us, Purim is a time of simcha. But for single moms it can be a time of immense loneliness and financial strain, without a husband by her side.
Her children may be spending the holiday with their fathers, but she has no one. She’d never ask you for an invitation to your seudah. Or share how she needs your gifts of matonos l’evyonim.
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She doesn’t want you to know that she is sitting alone in an empty kitchen, eating pre-packaged hamantaschen and grape juice from shaloch manos, while you enjoy a festive seudah surrounded by the warmth of family.
It doesn’t have to be this way. She deserves a real family. She deserves Mishpachtainu.
For too long, single mothers and almanos have suffered in silence, hiding their tears and struggles. Founded by Yehudis Sherman, Mishpachtainu provides a vibrant community of support to single women, divorcees, and almanos.
Turn Purim on its head and bring simcha to countless Jewish single moms and almanos.
Mishpachtainu is hosting a special seudah and giving gifts Purim gelt to single moms across communities. Women from Crown Heights, Lakewood, Monsey, Five Towns, Boro Park, Williamsburg, and Flatbush.
For many, this will be the only Purim party they attend.
Your Purim gelt helps her celebrate with true joy and continue to provide for her family, raising happy, healthy kids – long after the holiday is over.
Let’s show single mothers and almanos in our communities that they are seen, heard, valued, and loved. And most importantly, let’s show them that they are worthy of our unwavering support.
This special opportunity gives us the chance to multiply our own simcha by fulfilling Hashem’s promise:
״אם אתם משמחים את שלי אני משמח את שלכם”
Hashem promises to bring simcha to those who bring joy to HIS people, namely the almonas and single moms who are raising their families alone.
Donate now and realize Hashem’s FULL promise to bring simcha to you!
