Mrs. Weiss* listens to ‘A Life with Bitachon’.She told her son Shloimy* about what she constantly hears on the hotline that money doesn’t get a person anywhere in life. Money doesn’t make a person happy. Money is just a messenger of Hashem.One day, Shloimy came home, went over to his mother and handed her his
On Monday morning, 30 Sivan 5783, Mrs. Kaplan* borrowed a car and drove three students to school. She missed a stop sign and crashed into a diiferent car. Their car was smashed as a result but Baruch Hashem nothing happened to her and the three children! The car she hit spun around and the driver
15 months ago, Mr. Goldstein* from New York, Baruch Hashem lost his job.He had no job application, even at a small fraction of the previous salary. It was getting closer to June 1, 2023, and if $12,000 were not transferred by this date, foreclosure proceedings would be initiated on his house.Mr. Goldstein saw all doors
The following story was witnessed by an accountant of a big Ba’al Chesed: There is a disabled woman who comes in to the boss every week and asks him for money for Shabbos. One day, she walked in and asked if he could give her enough money for four Shabbosim at a time. This way
R’ Hershel Braun,* from Monsey, New York, brought his car to the mechanic. He then decided to walk and try to hitch to his workplace which was on the other side of Monsey. Within a few minutes, he got a ride with a fellow Yid who took him a significant portion of the way. R’
Miriam, an 11-year-old girl, from Lakewood, New Jersey, went to the grocery on Erev Shabbos. She had forty dollars with her. She went to pay and the bill was forty-four dollars. She could not go home to get more money because the store was going to close for Shabbos. Suddenly, the lady behind her said,
Mrs. Morris* was eating in Mendel’s Backyard BBQ, a restaurant in Miami, Florida.It was right before Pesach and there were many people who wanted to eat there.A different restaurant on the block did not have enough chairs for their guestsbecause they had an overflow of people that night. So they called Mendel from Mendel’s Backyard
Moshe, a 7th grade boy who lives in Chestnut Ridge, New York was approached by his younger brother who was raising money for his yeshiva, Yeshivas Bais Dovid of Monsey, New York.Moshe thought to himself, “”Hashem says that we can give tzedakah and test Him to see that He will pay back. Let me give
Someone damaged Bentzy’s property and didn’t take responsibility for the damage.Instead of making an argument, Bentzy decided to practice what he heard on ‘A Life with Bitachon’, that there is no point in making arguments. Hashem will pay it back. Let’s choose Shalom and enjoy life.Shortly afterwards, Bentzy’s Rosh Kollel announced he is giving out
Mrs. Miller* wanted to make supper for two women in her community who had just given birth, but she didn’t have enough money.She nevertheless went to the grocery and tried paying with her credit card. But it declined…Mrs. Miller then told the cashier, “”I’ll go home and see if I can find some cash.””Mrs. Miller
Eight-year-old Efraim* had a stomachache. When he got better, he told his mother that he wanted to give five dollars of his money to Tzedakkah.She asked him, “Why do you want to give five dollars to tzedakkah?”Efraim answered, “”To show my Hakoras Hatoiv to Hashem for making me better!”” [Heard from R’ Zevy Golombeck]
Mrs. Frankel, from Eretz Yisrael, bought a raffle ticket. She really wanted to win, but not only did she not win, she found out that her neighbor won.Nevertheless she felt happy for her neighbor! She even called her to congratulate her! [Rabbi Zevy Golombeck] Read more: MAN MAKES LEMONADE FROM LEMONS