Pnina Souid
The Mitzvah Man received a beautiful letter on August 21st. The letter presented below emphasizes how our contributions to this incredible organization truly impact the lives of others. The dedicated Mitzvah Man volunteers give with their hearts and souls to make a difference in the lives of those in need, including individuals living with serious challenges.
Dear Mitzvah Man Organization,
I am writing to encourage every community member, no matter where they are, to donate to the Mitzvah Man Organization.
Let me tell you the story of a boy named Moishy, who, due to unfortunate circumstances, was sent by his parents to live in a government-run home.
Moishy is now 17 years old and is the only Jewish boy in the assisted-living home where he resides.
It is a miracle that Moishy still does his best to keep kosher and to go to shul, a block-and-a-half away from the assisted-living home. Rabbi Shimon Hecht, founder of Chabad of Park Slope and Rabbi at Congregation B’nai Jacob, invites Moishy over every Shabbat.
Look how Hashem watches out for this neshama!
Let’s hear how the Mitzvah Man Organization stepped up to the plate for Moishy.
Some time ago I called the Mitzvah Man hotline and asked for help to provide Hanukah presents for Moishy. The Mitzvah Man surprised Moishy in school and brought many toys that Moishy had dreamed about but never thought he would have himself.
Now Moishy is older, and needs more help. I turned to the Mitzvah Man Organization again.
Within five minutes of my phone call, I received a list of people willing to help Moishy get a particular toy and money for yom tov clothes. The hesed of the Mitzvah Man volunteers is unbelievable.
I want to personally thank the Mitzvah Man and his volunteers for showing this young man that there are still people who care for him.
I’m begging everyone, near and far, to support this great cause. The Mitzvah Man Organization is truly a lifesaver for those who are less fortunate than we are.
I wish everyone who does hesed like this to have only beracha, mazal, parnassa, and long life to continue to help others.
Help a Jewish soul TODAY!!!
Sincerely,
B. Teitlebaum