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KUNTRUS HACHESED

As we know, chesed starts at the home.
There are a number of chesed opportunities that can be done in the yeshiva - Chesed Pnimi.

Bais Medrash: Organize and put away Seforim daily. Help make the Bais
Medrash the Makom Kadosh that it is.

Chavrusah: There are many times that a fellow talmid might need help in
preparing for a gemarah test, or to be caught up on the sugya. An opportunity
to help him would be a tremendous chesed.

Call a Classmate: When a Talmid misses Yeshiva for a couple of days due to an illness, it would be nice
for him to receive a phone call asking him how he’s feeling or apprising him of what his class is learning.

Gabbai Tzedaka: Daily collection of Tzedaka, counting the money and preparing it for the bank, this
job makes a lot of cents!

To sign up:
See Rabbi Kohn

Classrooms: Sometimes your classroom can use a little sprucing up. For example, clearing a desk,
picking up a piece of paper, placing Shaimos in the proper place, etc.

To sign up:
Speak to Your Rebbe

Atria Assisted Living (Queens Based)

The beautiful Atria Retirement and Assisted Living Center in Kew Gardens (84 Avenue)
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has some lonely elderly Jews that would really love to have company. You can make
a senior friend, go for a Shabbos walk, schmooze, learn, or just listen. What a mitzvah
it is to befriend and cheer up the elderly.

To sign up:
Call Marty Ingbar
516-721-3909

Bais Ezra (Ohel)

Bais Ezra is a subdivision of Ohel providing services for young adults and children
with developmental disabilities. Volunteers are needed for three yearly
Shabbatons, a Purim carnival, and other Ateres Yaakov- run events. You can
also volunteer at the Bais Ezra “Arlington Home” located in Cedarhurst for visits
and other services. The residents will certainly enjoy your friendship.

To sign up:
See Rabbi Kohn