Tomchei Torah - Derech Emunah - Purim 5785

Yeshiva Derech Emunah was opened about seven years ago and established its abode in the city of Lod. The yeshiva is chaired by Rabbi Zelig Brverman Shlita, and was established under the presidency of his father-in-law Maran Rabbi Chayim Kanievsky Zichrono Livracha. The yeshiva is intended for young men who have graduated from high school yeshiva, who wish to continue their lives in the world of Torah and devote themselves to learning Torah. The Yeshiva directs the young men to Aliyah and spiritual growth in Torah and Yiras Shamayim. And what started with a small group of about 20 dedicated Bachurim, soon became a beacon of Torah study and spiritual growth that affects the entire city. Over the years, due to the increase in students and Chosonim, there was a real need to help Chosonim with wedding expenses, as well as to financially support Bachurim who need it, and therefore the rabbis of the Yeshiva decided to establish a "Torah Supporters Fund", which supports and helps Bachurim who need it, as well as providing considerable sums to Chosonim for expenses Their wedding and buying clothes. The "Torah Supporters Fund" also distributes discount coupons to selected stores, holds discounted sales during the holiday seasons, and takes care of all the needs of the Bachurim. This year too, on the days of Purim we are going out as we do every year with an emergency donation campain so that we can continue to maintain this great and holy enterprise, that we can give the Bachurim what they need, provide them with all their needs, so that they can continue to dwell in Hashem's Torah in peace and with a clear mind. Your donations go towards 3 important goals; * Help for Chasanim with wedding expenses. * Support for boys who need financial help, medical treatments and more. * Promotion and expansion of the existing library (Otzar Hasfarim). Your donations to the "Tomchei Torah Fund" will allow us to meet the needs of our students, with your donation you become a direct partner in the blessed work and the growth of the young men in Torah and Yiras Shamyim!