It is customary to give charity generously and liberally during all the days of repentance, but on the day before Yom Kippur this is even more the case, for tzedakah is a great source of merit and serves as protection against harsh decrees.
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Imagine if your single dollar could reach and even help hundreds of Shluchim of the Rebbe in their holy work?
The concept is simple: You donate a dollar a day for either a full year of 365 days or a single month of 30 days. A Shluchim couple will be chosen on a daily basis to receive the accumulative amount that has been collected directly to their bank account.
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CSSY
Rosh Hashana, 5738 at a farbrengen the Rebbe spoke about the mitzvah of Ma’os Chittim, pointing out that the needs of the poor during Tishrei are even greater than during Nissan. He suggested that a fund be established supplying Shabbos and Yom Tov necessities to the needy. Shimshon and Martha Stock OBM answered the Rebbe’s call. For over 40 years, CSSY has continuously been feeding the poor and needy and providing them with Simchas Shabbos & Yom Tov during Tishrei and throughout the year. CSSY
Keren Hashana
Be a Giver. Every Single Day. Keren Hashana was established by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, to ensure that people perform the mitzvah of giving tzedaka—daily. Monies from Keren Hashana are distributed twice daily, before morning and afternoon services, for charitable purposes.
Keren Hashana, a unique charitable fund, makes giving to charity easy, in fact, it will actually do the mitzvah for you! Keren Hashana
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- Rav Kolodetsky and his Rebbitzin Appeals for assistance of Pikuach Nefesh Case
Those who donate to this cause should be blessed with the gift of children, life, a livelihood, shiduchim for their children, health, and great help from Hashem. - What the ‘Soul House’ Means to MeA member of the Soul House in Crown Heights writes: “Moving to a huge city, as a young adult, with an ocean of Jews and not really having a core group of people or place where I could just show up and feel wanted and welcome was challenging.”
- Watch: How Chabad Girls Academy Got StartedFounder and Director Mrs. Devorah Leah Kramer and parent Mrs. Sarah Korn tell of the founding of Chabad Girls Academy in Crown Heights and its growth as a thriving girls school today.
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