A Rosh Kollel by the name of Reb Yehuda Tzvi Kramer has a Bitachon Kollel where he pays his yungeleit to learn a Sefer on Bitachon every day for five minutes. He was making a raffle to collect money for the yungeleit, and one yungerman came over to him. He said, “I want to give
Rabbi Golombeck was at a suit store that’s totally sponsored for whoever needs to get free suits for their children. Everything is sponsored by a G’vir to help Yidden become happy and buy and give kids hats, jackets, ties, and suits!! You come in? Free of charge! Klal Yisrael is the most amazing nation! It’s
Mrs. Shapiro* had a house full of kids. Somebody who was not religious wanted to eat by the Shapiros’ for the Shabbos seudah. Mrs. Shapiro was worried that the kids would fight by the seudah and it would be a chillul Hashem. Then she said, “You know, Hashem is in charge of emotions. Hashem can
Dovid went shopping at a store. When he came to the cash register, he realized that he only had half the amount of money that he needed. So he asked the owner, “Do you want me to put stuff back? Do you want me to come back later with money?” The owner answered, “I want
Baruch Keriger learns in Mesivta and they had an off-Shabbos. He and another nine bochurim made arrangements to go upstate. On Thursday, the plans fell through. The person who was going to host them realized that family was coming and he didn’t have any room for the 10 bochurim. They said, “Okay. Let’s go anyway!
The Rothman’s* were marrying off their daughter, and they didn’t have a penny to their name. They had no idea how they were going to make a chasunah. An organization in the city where they live called them up and said, “We heard that your daughter became a kallah, and you’re making a chasunah. Someone
Mrs. Adler* was feeling under the weather with a virus, leaving her feeling weak. She needed good delicious chicken soup to warm up and feel better. They found out that there is a yungerman in the neighborhood who has a chicken soup gemach! He makes chicken soup, and he gives it out to whoever needs
Eitan* lives in America. He works in the emergency room in a hospital. Because of the war, he wanted to go to Eretz Yisrael to help out. He wanted to work in the hospital there in case anyone came in wounded and needed his help. When he arrived in Eretz Yisrael, he saw many other
R’ Yisrael’s Braun* was called into his boss’s office. His boss told him, “Even though you’re a great worker, you’re not for my company. We don’t see eye to eye; I don’t like the way you do things. You need to find a new job.” Nevertheless, the boss who fired him gave him a whole
It was Erev Shabbos and Mrs. Lieber* needed a cleaning lady to get her large house ready for Shabbos. Her usual cleaning lady canceled on her and she had no idea what she was going to do. So she said, “Hashem, I don’t need a cleaning lady. You’re the One who is in charge.” A
R’ Mandel from Williamsburg is part of an organization that organizes food and toys for kids in the hospital (Yidden love these mitzvos! Klal Yisrael is amazing!). One day, he received a phone call: “Could you please bring three packages of food and toys to this and this hospital, and to this and this room.”
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