Rabbi Promises Miraculous Blessings for Donors Helping Orphans Marry
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Eighty-two Israeli orphans are facing financial difficulties that prevent them from marrying. Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Schchter is leading a campaign through 'Vaad Harabanim' asking for donations of ten shekels per orphan to fund their weddings. In return for their contributions, donors are promised miraculous blessings, including financial prosperity, good health, and a prompt marriage, along with a special document and personal prayers at a holy site.
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- Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Schchter is seeking donations to fund the weddings of 82 orphans.
- Donors are asked to contribute ten shekels per orphan through the 'Vaad Harabanim' organization.
- The rabbi promises miraculous blessings for those who help the orphans marry.
- Donors will receive a signed 'Divine Salvation Document' and personal prayers.
- The campaign aims to help orphans marry without financial hardship.
Eighty-two orphans are on the verge of marriage but face severe financial hardship, unable to afford wedding expenses or establish new homes. These orphans, who have lost their parents, are appealing for assistance to ensure they can marry without the burden of poverty and loneliness.
Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Schchter has issued a rare call to the public through the 'Vaad Harabanim' organization, urging donations of ten shekels per orphan to help fund their weddings. The rabbi emphasizes that this contribution is a vital act of saving lives and building stable homes in Israel.
To encourage donations, Rabbi Schchter has attached a heartfelt promise to his appeal. He personally blesses all who respond to his call, stating that the merit of this mitzvah will bring them salvation beyond the natural order, including peace with their descendants, abundant livelihood, complete healing, a suitable spouse soon, and protection from all harm and illness.
Furthermore, anyone who donates ten shekels for each orphan will receive a special "Divine Salvation Document" signed by the rabbi. The rabbi will also personally pray for the donors and their families at the sacred site of the 'Or HaChaim' tomb, a place known for its efficacy in aiding barren couples and bringing great salvation.
The appeal highlights the inability to stand by while orphans seek to marry joyfully, free from financial stress and debt. The organization is currently fundraising to marry the 82 couples, promising donors miraculous blessings in return.