You’re Invited to A Breslov Pesach Program

Dear Friend,

Please join me for our all-new Pesach event, Monday, April 15th, at 7:30 PM with me and special guest speaker, Dr. Karen Rosenfeld, on Zoom (https://shorturl.at/gjkE6). Participate in a Q and A and special Tehillim musical gathering, and scroll down to see the poster below for details. May Hashem bless this event with the success of previous events and get-togethers! I hope very much to see you there. 🙂

“All who are hungry, let them come and eat.”  – Pesach Haggadah

This event is an opportunity to do a special, once-a-year mitzvah, Ma’ot Chitim.  At this time of year, there are families who simply cannot manage the expenses of the Pesach. You can help. Participate in this (obligatory) mitzvah of Ma’ot Chitim (Kimcha D’Pischa) and your donation will go to help two families in NY who are struggling with Yom Tov expenses.

Here’s how you can reserve your dedication PLUS get the chance to really help your brothers and sisters celebrate Pesach. May your generosity be a merit for you and your families:

1. Donate $180 for the mitzvah of Ma’ot Chitim and your dedication will be published on the poster, the website and announced at the start of the program. The learning in the program will be a merit for you and your dedication recipient.
2. Donate any amount, L’shem Shamayim, for the sake of the mitzvah of Ma’ot Chitim, as a merit for you or for anyone you choose.

You can make your dedication in memory of someone or for a special merit, for refuah shleimah, for parnassah (earning a living), to find a soulmate, for help on your spiritual journey, for the release of the hostages, the safety of the soldiers, or for any reason at all… For Zelle use crzbreslov@gmail.com or paypal.me/chayarivkaz – Be sure to message me the details of your dedication (name and reason for dedication) either via Whatsapp or email: crzbreslov@gmail.com.

May Hashem bless each person who contributes to this program for Ma’ot Chitim with: good health, long life, shalom bayit, happy family relations, success in all your endeavors (spiritual and material), closeness to Hashem and the true tzaddikim.