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Members of the Crown Heights community gathered Tuesday at a barbecue event in support of RCCS, enjoying a lavish BBQ and wine tasting by Eber’s.
RCCS provides support for individuals fighting cancer, and is currently assisting 100 patients in the Crown Heights community.
The event was held at the Axelrod Rooftop at 580 Crown Street.
Daniel Hadar, campaign manager for RCCS, spoke about the organization’s critical, life-saving work and the importance of supporting the organization.
Rabbi Eli Slavin presented a proclamation to RCCS recognizing their incredible work, on behalf of Congresswoman Yvette Clarke.
Crown Heights Liaison of RCCS: Rabbi Moshe Klein.
Committee: Dudi Farkash, Rabbi Shloimy Greenwald, Rabbi Moshe Pinson, Moshe Kops, Binyomin Levin, Yoni Raskin
Bais Shmuel Chabad, Bais Shneur, Ohel Nosson
Now RCCS needs you, so that they can continue their lifesaving services in our community. Let us stand united as a community, displaying our unwavering commitment to the well-being of our fellow members. Together, we can ensure that no cancer patient is left without the resources and care they need to fight this battle.
This looks like a group of young energetic people perhaps they can put their minds together to save the neighborhood from 4 monster shelters coming to town
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