Avromi, a 10 year old boy from Lakewood, New Jersey, saw his father leave the Shabbos table and go to bed because he was feeling sick. Avromi immediately started saying Tehillim for his father, having in mind his uncle as well, who was very sick. By the time his father woke up, he was feeling
Yaakov, a 6-year-old boy from Spring Valley, New York, was playing outside with his bike, when suddenly he saw Hatzalah trucks turning into his street. Yaakov did not run to investigate what was happening. Instead, he went into his house to say tehillim for the person that needed emergency help! What makes this story even
Someone accidentally broke Mrs. Adler’s* glass table. It cost around $700-$800 to fix and she did not know how she was going to replace it. She said to Hashem, “I don’t know how I am going to replace it, but you have a plan!” The next day, someone came to the house and said, “I
R’ Bleich, a yungerman, could not afford to buy chicken for his family. An organization sent him two boxes of chicken each month, which was just enough for Shabbos, so his family was not able to eat fleishigs during the week. One day, his wife said that she and the kids really want fleishigs for
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. 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. 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
R’ Hoffman from Eretz Yisrael struggles to make ends meet. He doesn’t have an extra penny from one day to the next. He was making a chasunah, and he had to help out his daughter with a dirah and everything. He said that now he was after the chasunah; he did not go one penny
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