Leading Rabbis Seek Blessing for Fertility Aid Campaign
The organization 'Bnei Olam' (Builders of the World), which supports thousands of couples struggling with infertility, has launched its High Holy Days fundraising campaign. Senior rabbinical figures, including Rabbi Moshe Shaul Klein, Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Stern, Rabbi Sevach Tzvi Rosenblatt, Rabbi Shariel Rosenberg, Rabbi Shlomo Levanon, and Rabbi Akyim Levanon, met with a prominent rabbinic leader, referred to as 'Marana', to receive his blessing for the campaign.
During the meeting, the rabbis conveyed the distress of couples facing infertility, highlighting the long waits, emotional toll, and significant financial burdens associated with fertility treatments. 'Marana' expressed deep sorrow upon hearing about the couples' plight and the high costs involved, emphasizing the profound merit of helping others build families. He stated that 'Bnei Olam' provides essential services and is continuously working to expand its support for those in need.
'Bnei Olam' offers comprehensive assistance throughout the year, including medical guidance from top specialists, financial aid for expensive treatments, and personal and emotional support. The organization's fundraising efforts are crucial for enabling couples to continue their treatment cycles. The rabbinic leader blessed the couples, wishing them a swift resolution, and encouraged contributions, stating that supporting family building is a vital mitzvah that brings blessings to the donors.
The campaign aims to raise funds to continue providing these essential services to thousands of couples across Israel who are seeking to start families.
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