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Help A Large Family That Is On The Verge Of Losing Their Home!
The Rambam writes, “the highest level of charity that there is no higher, is a person who supports one who has fallen into poverty by giving him a gift…”
A yungerman from Anash is grappling with an overwhelming and unimaginable crisis. The weight of unpaid bills, mounting loans, and the crushing burden of a past huge medical expense will force him to sell his house and lose his job, the main source of income.
Time is running out to save the situation, so click here to help them and please share with friends and family, so that they too can have a part in this great mitzvah of helping this family in need.
Challenge yourself a step further and create a team on the bottom of the page. Don’t doubt your capabilities! Words that come from the heart, enter the heart!
Let’s unite as a community and show them they are not alone in this crisis. Every dollar raised brings us one step closer to providing financial stability and a peace of mind for this family.
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This fundraiser is under the auspices of CSSY – a non for profit 501(c) (3) federally tax exempt charitable organization. (Tax ID:20-0780201)
For inquiries email: thegreatestlevel@gmail.org
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5 Comments On "Help A Large Family That Is On The Verge Of Losing Their Home!"
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A bigger tzedaka is to offer a job to earn a parnasa. What professions are the mother and father involved with/seeking? The community should assist with job placement
Reach out to cssy who is backing this campaign. They would know best to answer your concerns
Can you go into more detail as to how much the family needs to get back on it’s feet properly.
Please email thegreatestlevel@gmail.org
They need $225,000 to clear the past debt. As both parents are employed, they are good going forward iyh.