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The Emergency Food Fund arranges deliveries of essential food items to hundreds of impoverished families in Rockland County.
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Enjoy your Shabbos meal knowing that a poor family is doing the same thanks to your generosity!
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Years ago there was a beautiful custom of inviting poor people to actually eat at a simcha - it was called the Aniyim Table. A special table would be set aside where Aniyim (poor) were invited to sit and partake of the festivities. Though times have changed, and practically speaking our lifestyle doesn't allow for poor people to actually come and join the simcha, Tomche Shabbos has revived this custom in an interesting manner.
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Halachah urges neighbors to ensure that those sitting shiva be allowed to do so without economic distress. Thanks to our unique program, mourners are relieved of the crushing burden of unpaid bills.
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Neighbors Helping Neighbors is an outreach program that educates community members about the wide range of Tomche Shabbos programs available. This program is especially important in neighborhoods with younger families, as well as those new to Rockland County, where many residents know little about Tomche Shabbos programs. By spreading awareness, families can receive the help they need and those interested in community activism can become the new faces of support and leadership.
more infodonateTomche Shabbos of Rockland County assists community members who are struggling financially, by providing food packages, humanitarian grants and job training, as well as other support through various programs designed to offer emergency intervention and the hope for a better tomorrow.
