We are proud to share that Chasdei Avrohom Eliezer – The Camp Fund is over 60% of the way to reaching our $120,000 goal to help children from struggling families experience a meaningful and uplifting summer.
But we’re not there yet—and we can’t do it without you.
This is not a normal year.
We’re all feeling the pressure of a difficult economy, rising costs, global instability, and now the reality of a war in Israel. Our brothers and sisters face threats from Iran and across the world, and אחינו כל בית ישראל feels the weight.
In times like these, we hold tight to what we know is true:
“תשובה, תפילה וצדקה מעבירין את רוע הגזירה”
Teshuva, tefillah, and tzedakah have the power to overturn even the harshest decree.
We do our part—and Hashem does His.
With the brachos of our Rebbe, and with the zechus of achdus, tefillos, and giving from the heart, we can bring protection, light, and rachamim to Klal Yisrael.
And this fund—this mission—is personal.
Chasdei Avrohom Eliezer is named for Avremi, a pure neshama who lost his life al Kiddush Hashem, a soul taken in holiness, who left this world with mesiras nefesh.
We lovingly carry his name, and his legacy of caring for others.
Each child we send to camp carries forward that light.
Every summer, we give children the gift of חיזוק and שמחה—moments of safety, growth, and connection in an uplifting environment. These aren’t extras. They’re emotional lifelines for kids who are going through real challenges at home.
A child who sings מה טובו, who makes a bracha with pride, who laughs and learns with friends—comes home changed. Strengthened. Inspired.
This is what you make possible.
We are now turning to you—our friends, our community, our shutfim b’chesed:
Help us reach the finish line.
Help us give these kids a summer to remember.
Help us bring more light into this world—just when it’s needed most.
It’s a zechus, a segulah, and a message to Shamayim that we are one.
ויהי רצון שיבולע המוות לנצח ומחה ה’ דמעה מעל כל פנים.
May the zechus of your giving bring yeshuos, protection, and bracha to your home—and to all of Klal Yisrael.
Together, נעשה ונצליח.
