Hundreds Of Jewish Children Are Projected To Go Hungry This Pesach.

The little Grunwald* girls sat beside their window, watching the flurry of Erev Pesach action happening outside. The multiple fires of Biur Chametz, the men rushing about carrying big boxes of matzoh. They looked inside their own home. At their bare apartment. At the empty fridge. It wasn’t always this way. Their Tatty died earlier that year from cancer. They had no food for Pesach. They felt frightened and alone. Then, someone knocked. When their mother opened the door, she couldn’t believe what she saw. A stranger stood at her door with a box of matzoh, fruits, vegetables, and chicken. “Have a great chag!” he said with a smile, and was gone almost as quickly as he came. Esther cried. Her husband was gone forever. But that night at the seder, her girls didn’t feel so alone. They feasted and sang. They felt like true royalty. Last year, Masbia L’kol Chai distributed hundreds of food boxes to starving families across Israel. This year due to Covid, they are in need of more boxes than ever. But they can’t do it alone. Masbia L’kol Chai urgently needs to feed 600 hungry families over Pesach. Every donation will allow a family to come into Yom Tov with the joy and relief that they will have food for their children and that they can be mikayem the special mitzvah of sipur yetziat mitzrayim. The zechus of bringing joy into so many families' lives on one of the most important days of the Jewish year should be a life-changing zechus for you and your loved ones this year. Tizku L’mitzvos!