Morah Rosenberg* woke up in the morning and realized she didn’t have any forks left to give out for lunch at her playgroup. She didn’t have time to go to the store to get more forks. She didn’t know what she would do. When the children arrived in playgroup, Morah Rosenberg checked the children’s school
R’ Yoni Sharf, a Rebbe in New York, was bringing back some books that his kids had borrowed from the Jewish library. They had only been able to find about half of them. He didn’t know where the rest of the books were. As he was on the way to the library, he realized that
Rabbi Golombeck had ice on his steps. He thought about putting out salt, but he realized that he didn’t have any. Shortly afterwards, he went back outside, and he saw salt on his steps!! His neighbor Mrs. Schorr was salting her own steps, and decided to do a chessed and salt the Golombeck’s steps as
The Kohn* family needed to travel to Eretz Yisrael, but they couldn’t afford it. Someone heard about their situation, and he sponsored all their flights! Mi K’amcha Yisrael! Read more: A Nation of Chesed!
Mrs. Stein* had a flight scheduled to fly overseas. It was raining heavily, so she called up the airline to find out if everything was running on schedule. The airline said, “Expect heavy, heavy delays due to the weather.” As she was travelling to the airport, she said to herself, “Who is in charge of
