Standing Together: Shai Graucher’s Pesach 5784 Campaign

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Standing Together: Shai Graucher’s Pesach 5784 Campaign

As Pesach approaches, families across the globe are busy preparing for the upcoming Holiday. However, amidst the hustle and bustle of planning, there are those for whom the burden of Pesach weighs heavy – widows, orphans, displaced families, and the families of soldiers and hostages. For them, this season brings not only the usual challenges, but also the stark reminder of profound loss and hardship.

In the face of such adversity, there shines a beacon of hope – Shai Graucher’s Pesach 5784 campaign. This initiative seeks to alleviate the financial strain on those who are struggling to make ends meet during this time of the year. With the collective support of compassionate Yidden, Shai aims to uplift these families, providing them with the resources they need to celebrate Pesach with dignity and joy.

The stories behind each of these families are heart-wrenching yet inspiring. Widows, left to navigate the complexities of life and faith without their partners by their side. Orphans, who must learn to carry on in the absence of parental guidance and support. Displaced families, torn from their homes and communities, grappling with uncertainty and instability. And the families of soldiers and hostages, bearing the weight of worry and fear as their loved ones serve on the front lines or endure brutal captivity.

For these families, the expenses of Pesach don’t end with the purchase of matzah and wine. But through Shai Graucher’s Pesach campaign, there is an opportunity to lighten the load.

THE EXPENSES DON’T END. AND THE SUPPORT CAN’T EITHER.

Your donation can make a world of difference.

Together, we can ensure that no family is left behind, no one is forgotten, and everyone can partake in the joyous celebration of Pesach
Donate and support Shai Graucher’s Pesach 5784 campaign

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Together, we can truly embody the spirit of Pesach – a celebration of freedom, compassion, and unity.