The Berman* family’s children were begging their parents the whole week for guests for Shabbos, so that that they would have playmates for after the meal.Thursday came, and a family agreed to come, but then it didn’t work out in the end.On Friday morning, with their children still pleading, they said “Hashem, He can do
Mrs. Brounstein* wanted a new coat closet but could not afford one, and then house started geting cluttered. Mrs. Brounstein was speaking with her neighbor about her dilemma, and she was floored, “Wow, we are redoing our house, and we have a coat closet that we wanted to give away!” The closet matched her house
A once very wealthy, prominent Jewish man came to his Rav, reporting that he didn’t even have enough money to make shabbos. His Rav told him to give him 24 hours. Twenty-four hours later, and after a few phone calls, his Rav had $50,000 to help him and his large family!Klal Yisrael is the best
R’ David Kruzer* from Lakewood is on a gluten-free diet, which can be quite costly. So, after Pesach, someone gave him a massive order of cookies, crackers, etc. that he wouldn’t be able to sell anymore- for free. He just ran out this week. The day he ran out, someone called him to say that
A young Jewish woman, Tzippy*, asked on the Bitachon Hotline the following question: Can she give all of her money to Tzekdah considering the fact that her parents support her anyway? Rav Golombeck answered in the affirmative. He then mentioned to her a very needy family that lives near her, and that they would greatly
A Talmid of Rav Zevy Golombeck, Moshe Shimonoff*, consulted him regarding whether he should continue working in a particular practice, considering there were spiritual challenges. R’ Golombeck advised him to quit cold turkey. With a bracha from Rav Golombeck that he would find a much better job, Moshe followed suite and left his practice, despite
A Rosh Kollel from Yerushalayim, R’ Dov Heptner, was walking from his house to Kollel. As he was on his way, a fellow Jew stopped to offer him a ride. Then he took it to the next level: He said, “I want to get you lunch. Here’s 50 shekel”. The delicious lunch gave him an
A friend of Mrs. Vogel* needed money, so she accepted on herself to raise $1600 a month on her behalf. Someone explained to her that you call 16 people, and they each give $100. So she got to work and called the first person on her list, who answered, “What would you like?” So, she
Aaron Broun* was making a Chasunah, but he didn’t have a penny to his name, and he didn’t know where he would get the money from. He was learning with his chavrusa, and his chavrusa said, “Oh, your making a Chasunah, here’s eight thousand dollars.” Just like that! And with the money, he had everything
Nachman* from Eretz Yisrael saw that a friend of his was making a Chasunah, and a Chasunah can come out to quite a sum of money. He didn’t have the money to be able to help, so he went on his own initiative he went and started a campaign to raise funds for the Chasunah.
Mrs. Berkowitz* needed a new pair of shoes. The problem was that she was low on funds. She was talking to her friend and her friend told her about a Jewish shoe store owner who gives shoes to women in her situation without them having to pay a penny!Mi K’Amcha Yisrael![heard by R’ Zevy Golombeck]
A family learning in Kollel for over 20 years asked on the Bitachon Hotline for advice on their situation. They have an unpaid bill of over $3000 at a local grocery store and no money to pay it. They were seeking advice on what to do in this situation.Another Yid heard their plight and rose