Top Rabbi Guarantees Good News Within Six Months for Charity Donors
Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, a leading rabbinic authority, will issue a "decree" promising good tidings within six months to individuals who donate to the "L'krat Kallah" fund by the upcoming Rosh Hashanah holiday. The deadline for submitting names to be included in this special prayer ceremony is Wednesday, September 27th. Rabbi Sternbuch, along with other rabbinic judges, will pray for donors on Rosh Hashanah night, specifically requesting divine fulfillment of the promise that they will "hear good news within six months of their commitment."
This initiative, organized by the "Kupat Ha'Ir" charity, aims to raise funds for assisting brides. Donors will have their names presented to Rabbi Sternbuch during the most auspicious time of the year for prayer. Following the holiday, the rabbinic court will sign a "Good Tidings Document" for each donor, serving as a testament to the promised blessings, which they can receive personally.
The charity emphasizes that the "L'krat Kallah" fund is dedicated to helping brides marry. Those who understand the significance of this opportunity are urged not to delay their donations. Names submitted after the deadline will not be included in the special prayers or the document signing.
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