All the forms on a single page for Passover. On this page, you can:
Order your lulav and etrog ($50, $60, or $70 sets) in time for Sukkot by filling out the form below.
Please write a check payable to:
Israel Book Shop
Deadline: 10:00 AM on Thursday, October 6, 2022
Reminder: DO NOT make the check to the shul or rabbi. If you have not paid by the time sukkot is over, we will not take payments. It will be your responsibility to pay the Israel Book Shop.
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All the forms on a single page for Passover. On this page, you can:
Thursday, March 17, 2020 5:30pm
Join us for a festive Purim Seudah.
When: 5:30pm
Where: 10 Dexter St, Malden, MA
Cost: $10 kids (ages 3-12), $20 adults, $60 family max
On Purim day, men and women are obligated in the mitzvah of Matanot L’Evyonim (charity to the poor).
The minimum requirement is to give a gift of money to two poor people, each receiving his own gift.
The poor must receive it on Purim day. If there are no poor locally, you can deliver the charity on Purim day through a messenger, or set aside on Purim day two gifts of money you can give to the poor when the opportunity arises. To help you fulfill this mitzvah, Rabbi Rabinowitz will make sure that the funds are distributed on Purim day.
(Matanot L’Evyonim is not ma’ot chitin, which is the Passover charity fund for the needy.)
You can make your donation a number of ways:
All pledges and online donations must be received by the Rabbi no later than 10:00 am on Thursday, March 17th. Please do not wait until the last minute to donate or pledge by email or postal mail, because you risk missing the deadline. If you need further assistance, please call the Rabbi.
The giving of Machatzit Hashekel is fulfilled by donating $1.50. The practice of purchasing the three half dollars is customary. Bring $1.50 when you come to Shul. If you want to purchase the three half dollar coins, hand sanitizer will be available to do so. Otherwise just put $1.50 into the collection plate.