Tov V'Chesed was established in 2003 with a goal of providing an all-encompassing solution to the pain and suffering of orphans and impoverished families. Beyond just material and emotional support, Tov V'Chesed has set its mission to uphold the dignity of its recipient base. That means undertaking the overwhelming burden of distributing all food assistance directly to the doors of its recipients in the guise of a regular grocery order. From its modest beginnings as a one man on a mission, Tov V'Chesed continues to expand along with the growing need for critical assistance. Today, with a virtual army of 1,128 volunteers, funded by some 9,000 donors from around the world, Tov V'Chesed continues to find new ways to ease the pain and suffering of so many of our dear brothers and sisters. The common thread among Tov V'Chesed's diverse initiatives is its focus on dignity. The organization spares no effort to keep the dignity of the recipients intact. Whether its food distribution, simcha funding, or anything in between, every act of kindness is executed with the utmost attention to the recipients' honor and respect.

R’ Eli Stefansky has created a unique program for chazzering the Daf in just 8 minutes, with clear and illustrated concise recap videos in your WhatsApp inbox every day. Rav Eli works tirelessly every day to create illustrations and find illuminating imagery to help explain the sugyas, illustrate the more complex topics and make the Torah so much more memorable. Charts and diagrams help follow along the shakla vetarya while light-hearted imagery and props keep the participants awake and ensure that nobody can forget the Heilige Torah! Learn the Daf Yomi on all the top streaming platforms: 👇Watch us on all the big video Platforms👇 YouTube -    / @mercazdafyomi   AllDaf - http://alldaf.8mindaf.com

Eastern Europe is full of enchanting views, lush forests and charming villages that look like illustrations in a storybook. It’s also replete with some of our greatest leaders’ hometowns and resting places, where they changed Jewish history. Thousands have trekked to these sites in Eastern Europe, ever since the spiritual giants who lived there transformed these places from unremarkable cities into destinations charged with uplifting spirit. Through harsh winters, unpaved mud roads, in rickety wagons, visitors came in droves, thirsting for the words of Torah and avodah, for the pathway to a world of spiritual greatness.