Biala Rebbe

Biala Rebbe


Biala Rebbe Biala Charity

Biala Rebbe Bnei Brak Israel website - Jewish Charity Biala Israel

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Giving charity yields many blessings in your life. The sages say its customary to give a portion of your earnings every year to help the poor and those in need.

If you would like to participate in the mitzvah of giving charity, please mail a check to the below address and help support many of the Biala charity projects. All donations to Biala Bnei Brak are tax deductible.


Please make checks payable to:
Biala Institutions

Mailing address below:
34 JERUSALEM ST.
P.O. Box 376
BNEI BRAK 5110301
ISRAEL

Phone: 972-3-619-6555

We speak Hebrew, English and Yiddish language

More about giving:

The sages of the past say giving 10% of your earnings to charity is customary. You can give charity to many different organizations including your family, local religious institution, hospitals and other non-profits that help others.

Since giving charity yields many blessings many people give charity daily using a tzedakah box. If you don’t have a tzedakah box, simple ask your local religious institution and they will usually give you one for free. You can also make your own tzedakah box using an empty jar or small cardboard box.

It is believed that when you give charity the The Master of the Universe will bless the remainder of the money you make so you can make more. Giving charity is also one of the hardest mitzvahs to do but it is also one of the most beneficial to a persons life.

 

Baila Charity Projects:


Food - Helping poor families in need with food.
Clothing - Helping poor families with clothing.
Shelter - Aid homeless with shelter.
Widows - Assist widows and families.
Orphans - Helping Orphans with no homes.
Education - Helping educate jewish students of biala yeshiva.
Health - Help the sick and elderly with medical costs and supply.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Biala Rebbe Bnei Brak Israel website - Jewish Charity Biala Israel

Biala Rebbe Bnei Brak

 


The Biala Rebbe of Bnei Brak is located in Israel and is part of Biala Yeshiva located in Bnei Brak.