Will our orphaned girls have new holiday clothing for Passover? The girls at the Lev Lalev Orphanage in Israel anxiously await your response! support.levlalev.com/passoverclothing Pesach can be a great challenge as the girls have no family, except their Lev Lalev family. We must make sure that the girls have an uplifting, inspiring, and meaningful Holiday. …
The Pesach seder tells the story of Bnei Yisraels exodus from Egypt and their transition from slavery to freedom. On an individual level, many of us go through a personal degree of slavery and crisis as we search and hopefully find our own freedom. For our Lev Lalev girls this means finding the pathway to …
The Baal Haturim in last weeks Torah reading commented that the word V’nasnu (which means to give) reads the same way forwards and backwards in Hebrew. He says that “This teaches us that whatever someone gives to tzedakah comes back to them”. Jack Doueck a businessman and contemporary author calls this chesed boomerang. Others have …
Eleven year old Bella Silberstein is a very special Lev Lalev volunteer. Her latest project will warm up our orphaned and disadvantaged girls throughout the winter months.
Barry W. and his daughter Vanessa from Northern California visited Israel a few weeks ago, to scout out a suitable gap year program for Vanessa after she graduates high school. They were very impressed with the Orphanage. Vanessa wrote “Coming to Lev LaLev was a lovely experience. The minute I walked through the doors I …