Join Live at 8:00 PM ET: Berel Solomon, CEO of Wealthy Executive Coaching and now famous for the documentary, Orthodoxed will be joining Living Chassidus for a candid discussion on the abundant blessings of giving Tzedakah.
Berel Solomon, Owner of Wealthy Commercials, CEO of Wealthy Executive Coaching and now famous for the documentary, Orthodoxed will be joining Living Chassidus through Zoom for a candid discussion on the abundant blessings of giving Tzedakah.
In a phenomenal letter from the Rebbe, addressed to successful Bay Area television producer Zev Putterman, the perspective of the relationship between donor and recipient is seen through a whole new lens.
The Rebbe specifically saw a benefit in the opportunity “to involve the maximum number of Jews in the activities, and I mean to involve them as partners [not just supporters] in such activities… making them equal partners with the activities.”
The organization and the donors become enmeshed through mutual need and common purpose. Neither can do without the other – both give and both receive. (Lubavitch International Magazine, Winter 2022, Vol 10, issue 4 p. 30)
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Everyone is invited to join Zoom
Monday
8-9 PM EST
28 February 2022
27 Adar I 5782
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