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This week visitors to the Chesed Fund platform fell in love with a 6-year-old boy, young Tzvi Kopshitz of Neve Yaakov. The happiness radiated by Tzvi’s big brown eyes and bright smile are contagious. His story, however, has more pain than that of most his age. Last year, the young boy began complaining of leg pain. His parents took him for routine checkups, and every parent’s worst nightmare came true: he had leukemia.

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What do ten kids, of all ages, from all around Israel have in common? One man: Shimon Farage.
Shimon & his wife Michal were married for years and were not successful in having children. When it became clear that their family would never be ‘typical,’ they began to adopt. They chose to adopt children from broken homes, until they had seven new children to raise with love & care. After their home was already bustling with the laughter of kids, however, a miracle happened: Michal was expecting.

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18,000 Women to Band Together in Incredible Unified Effort
Bonei Olam’s new “V’zakeini” initiative harnesses the unique power that Jewish women possess while lighting their Shabbos candles.
The cost of IVF treatment for a couple is $18,000, an amount that is too costly for many people, who are unfortunately turned down by Bonei Olam due to a lack of funds to cover the necessary procedures.
Through the “V’zakeini” initiative, a pool of 18,000 women will be donating $1 at candle-lighting time every Friday afternoon.

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What do ten kids with eight sets of parents around Israel have in common? One man: Shimon Farage.
 
Shimon & his wife Michal were married for years and were not successful in having children. When it became clear that their family would never be ‘typical,’ they began to adopt. They chose to adopt children from broken homes, some abused and others neglected, until they had seven new children to raise with love & care. After their home was already bustling with the laughter of kids, however, a miracle happened: Michal was expecting.
 

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I’ll never forget the day I visited my son at his cheder, Talmud Torah Chochmas Shlomo, in Yerushalayim. It was the day of the Purim party, and as I walked through the gate with my three-year-old daughter in tow, I saw the most amazing sight: hundreds of adorable cheder boys all dressed up as little sheep, and the principal, Rav Avraham Shalom Pinzel, dressed up as a shepherd and leading them around the schoolyard.
“Why is everyone dressed up as a shepsaleh?” my daughter who was already savvy in the way of choosing a Purim costume, asked me.

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Ruth & Matisyahu Shzigel chose to do something that most families dare not attempt: To raise 16 children. Like many to choose to live such a life, they did it with joy & seemingly endless energy. Mother Ruth raised and married off 5 of her children, and juggled the responsibilities of the other eleven with grace, as father Matisyahu worked hard as a teacher in a yeshiva gedola.
 

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There’s the story of nightmarish turmoil.

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A Jerusalem family was left reeling this month after the passing of mother of nine Nilli Elmaliach. She had been suffering from cancer for three years. Nilli’s death came less than a week after the engagement of her daughter Oshrit.
Just a few months ago, father Yaakov Elmaliach, who had supported the family through Nilli’s battle with illness, suffered a stroke and became paralyzed on one side of his body.
As the siblings sat shiva in their home last week, Yaakov remained in the local hospital’s rehabilitation center to mourn alone.