We have all heard of Rabbanue Rebbe Nachman and have been greatly influenced by his teaching. We know how much he demanded from us to come to the Kibutz in Uman on Rosh Hashana. While for some people this is easy, there many that can not afford this expense and will go into debt to make it to Uman. This is not a campaign for Hafatza it is a Tzedaka campaign to help those that will go anyway regardless of all obstacles but will go into debt and even sell their possessions to make it there. Help m...
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We have all heard of Rabbanue Rebbe Nachman and have been greatly influenced by his teaching. We know how much he demanded from us to come to the Kibutz in Uman on Rosh Hashana. While for some people this is easy, there many that can not afford this expense and will go into debt to make it to Uman.
This is not a campaign for Hafatza it is a Tzedaka campaign to help those that will go anyway regardless of all obstacles but will go into debt and even sell their possessions to make it there. Help make it a little easier for them by allowing us to give each person $100 towards the trip.
Regardless if you wish you can go and can't make it yourself, or if you are going and want to help others go as well, please donate to the Uman Fund so we can help as many people as possible.
• 100% of your donation (other then withdrawal fees) will be given directly to a poor individual
• $100 will be distributed to each person, specifically towards his trip to Uman for Rosh Hashanah
• All donations will be distributed by the Yesod Yosef Fund YesodYosef.com
• Each Recipient will be asked to Recite the Tikkun Haklali at the Tzion on Erev Rosh Hashana in merit of donors
• Each donor over $50 will have the Tikkun Haklali recited specifically for him on Erev Rosh Hashanah at the Tzion
• Each donor over $100 will have the Tikun Klali recited specifically for him on both Erev Rosh Hashana and on Rosh Hashana
• Any donor over $200 will have the Tikkun Klali recited specifically for him on Erev Rosh Hashana, First Day and Second days of of Rosh Hashanah.
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