ZOOMing to the Rescue
One morning, a member of our shul was urgently looking for a local place to hold an important ZOOM [...]
Pass the Tissues
I was davening in my minyon and noticed a child (under bar mitzvah) davening with us. Several times during the [...]
Chesed: Cubed
I was in class playing a game—not “tag” but similar—with my friends when I took out my 5x5x5 Rubik’s cube, [...]
There is Always Room for one More!
We invited a single Russian lady to our Shabbos table for lunch, but as I was singing “Shalom Aleichem” with [...]
Little Things Mean A Lot
I was busy doing a bunch of intricate errands, and a small child came over to share some excitement in [...]
Checking My Change
I took my grandson to buy a pair of shoes at the mall on Erev Shabbos and then as a [...]
A Guiding Light of Chesed
I went to a women's program in Ramat Beit Shemesh and was introduced to another woman, who poured out her [...]
Turning Shopping into Chesed
I heard of an elderly woman who needed to run some errands in the shopping center, but was unable to get [...]
Shiva Or Not
I read that there was a mourner on our street, but I was very nervous about going there because I [...]
Kallah in the Kitchen
Two hours before Shabbos I went to say Mazel Tov to my neighbor whose daughter just got married, but to [...]
Instant Delivery Man
There is a young woman I know of from Beit Shemesh who now lives in a remote part of Israel [...]
A Virtual Guest Becomes Reality
I was on the www.Shabbat.com website and saw a picture of a man and thought to myself, "This man looks [...]
The Next Stop is: Chesed
As the train was pulling into the Beit Shemesh station, I saw a disabled man with various possessions. Without [...]
A Bicycle Ride to Chesed
While riding my bicycle, I noticed a tzedaka collector. I rode over to him to give him tzedaka and also [...]
Hatzolah To the Rescue
A family member took ill and we could not contact him. A kind Hatzalah volunteer helped establish contact, and then took care [...]
A Shabbos Host
My marriage fell apart 2.5 years ago and my social worker sent me to Beit Avot Beit Haelah (an assisted [...]
Waze To Help
I noticed a couple wandering on the street in Ramat Beit Shemesh, confused as they tried to locate a particular [...]
Reaching for the Oats
While shopping I overheard another customer request from the service attendant to reach a box of food from the high [...]
Do Chesed!
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