Rabbi Mendy and Sara Malka Shishler were recently appointed as shluchim to Strathavon, South Africa. With the high Rand/Dollar exchange rate, you can have a huge impact on this new Shlichus and enjoy the thrill of giving big, without actually having to do so.
Rabbi Mendy and Sara Malka Shishler were recently appointed as shluchim to Strathavon, South Africa. With the high Rand/Dollar exchange rate, you can have a huge impact on this new Shlichus and enjoy the thrill of giving big, without actually having to do so.
We all want to feel rich. But for most of us, most of the time, it’s a dream beyond our reach. Feeling like a gvir is not an opportunity most people are afforded.
Today is your opportunity.
What could leveraging your dollars and feeling rich have to do with shlichus?
It’s actually quite simple.
No, this is not another Charidy campaign where every dollar is matched or even quadrupled. We know you’re tired of those. This is a unique situation, offering a unique opportunity.
Rabbi Mendy and Sara Malka Shishler are about to move on shlichus to Strathavon, South Africa. Because the local currency (South African Rand) is so weak, our US Dollars are exponentially more powerful. This is where things get exciting.
With an exchange rate of 14 to 1, your small-change or maaser money becomes 1400% more effective! That means that to give a nice donation of 180 Rand takes only $12! Want to give 770? You only need $55! Even a handsome 1,000 Rand, comes out to less than $72!
We all want to be partners in the Rebbe’s Shlichus. This is an opportunity to partner in an exponentially more powerful way.
Treat yourself to the exhilarating feeling of being the wealthy guy, while gaining the tremendous zchus of starting a shliach and shluchah off!
Here’s how you can take advantage:
Cash app: https://cash.app/$SAShlichus
Zelle: [email protected]
Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/SAShlichus
For more payment options or to find out more, feel free to email [email protected]
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