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“Tal Umutor”

Today December 5 is the first day we say “Tal Umutor” a special insert in our prayers asking Hashem to bless the land of Israel with an abundance of produce in the months to come.

The special connection that we have with the land can be summarized as it says in the Prophets “This is a land of milk and honey”.


Not withstanding G-d’s promise, we must toil and work hard to plant, sow, and harvest. Then in ancient times we showed our appreciation to Hashem by bringing the first fruits to the Holy Temple (bikurim).


So, it is in raising our children as well. We pray that they will be healthy; then we raise them to understand the difference between right and wrong and give them the hope and inspiration they need to succeed.
Through our Israel Charity we work with our Lev Lalev orphans and disadvantaged girls to help build their self-esteem. The promise of tomorrow comes from the children of today, and what you do to help them reach their potential has an everlasting effect on their lives.


As we think about Chanukah there is no better time to give them light after they have gone through so much personal darkness.


We thank you for your kindness, concern, and support.

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Chavi Weiss

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Chavi Weiss serves as the Director of Development at Lev Lalev Orphanage in Netanya, Israel, where she has dedicated her career to transforming the lives of orphaned and disadvantaged girls throughout Israel. With her compassionate leadership, Chavi oversees fundraising initiatives, donor relations, and strategic partnerships that sustain Lev Lalev's comprehensive programs.

Since joining the organization, Chavi has been instrumental in expanding Lev Lalev's impact, including the recent establishment of the Post Trauma Center for girls recovering from psychological challenges. Her expertise in nonprofit development has helped secure vital resources for educational support, therapeutic services, and emergency care for vulnerable children.

Committed to "Healing hearts and Building futures," Chavi regularly shares insights about charitable giving, child welfare, and the transformative impact of compassionate intervention. Her deep understanding of both the practical aspects of charitable contributions and the profound human stories behind them makes her a trusted voice in humanitarian advocacy.

Chavi holds a profound belief that every child deserves the opportunity to heal, grow, and thrive regardless of their circumstances. Through her writing and work, she builds bridges between donors worldwide and the children at Lev Lalev who benefit from their generosity.

For more information about supporting Lev Lalev's mission, contact Chavi at chavi@levlalev.com.

When they have nowhere to turn, who will be there for them?