A Yid used to work for a boss who would always criticize him. He felt that his boss didn’t appreciate him. He decided that he was going quit his job, start the same business and run it very differently. He would hire employees, and he would build them up and compliment them and show them
R’ Goldberg from Eretz Yisrael was making a siyum for his kollel, and he was at the local supermarket buying a lot of stuff for the siyum. He told the cashier what he was buying the stuff for. The cashier said that he wants the zechus so that he will pay for it! He just
Hillel Akilav is a talmid of Rabbi Golombeck. His yeshiva had an off-Shabbos for Purim, so he went home to Queens. He spent his Purim going from hospital room to hospital room leining Megillah for every single person who wanted. He did house calls, went to sick patients, and even went to nursing homes! He
R’ Eliezer Hess gives a Daf Yomi shiur in Roberts shul. After Shacharis on Purim, he was collecting in the shul. Someone in the corner of Shul gave him some money, but at the time, he didn’t chap how much he had given him. Afterward, he checked the amount and saw that he had received
Mrs. Schwartz needed help taking care of her kids before Pesach, cleaning up, and juggling errands; she had so many things she had to do. She was thinking that she really needed a mothers helper. But where was she going to find one? She knew that Hashem always helped her with everything else in life,
Rabbi and Mrs. Green* said that the principal was giving redifus to one of their children, and they called for a meeting. The principal was acting very moody and cold, not the way parents would want a principal to act towards them and their children. After the meeting, the Green parents said, “On a Life
One day, Rabbi Golomeck didn’t eat lunch, and he was a little hungry. His daughter Esther, who’s in first grade, came home from school at about 3:30 and went to get an orange. She peeled it, separated the pieces, and gave it to Rabbi Golombeck. “Here, Tatty, enjoy it!” He said, “Who told you to
Mrs. Strauss* didn’t have much extra money, but she really wanted to be able to help other yidden, so she opened a chair gemach. Someone called her up and said that she’s making a simcha and needs a certain amount of chairs. Mrs. Strauss remembered someone had borrowed chairs a few weeks before and had
R’ Halpert* heard about a Jewish child going to public school. He went to the parents and asked them why they didn’t send him to a frum school. They told him that they would be happy for him to get a Jewish education, but it’s too expensive, and they couldn’t do it. This yungerman said
Mrs. Newhouse* from England takes a particular course that’s given by a non-Jew. One year, this instructor said to her, “You know, I just checked the weather forecast for your holiday, Purim, and it’s going to be snowing and raining. I guess you have to cancel your Purim plans or push it off. What day
Mrs. Markowitz* needed to buy clothing for her children, but she didn’t have time and energy to go shopping. All of a sudden, she received a phone call from her friend who said, “I’m at a clothing store, and I found beautiful clothing for my kids. Do you want me to buy anything for you?
Mrs. Golombeck went to the store to purchase something. Someone saw that she wanted to purchase something, and he said, “I want a zechus. Can I please pay for that item?” It was a very expensive item and just like that, they paid for it. Mrs. Golombeck walked out of the store without having to