Lose For Hope!

A first-of-its-kind weight-loss challenge where each individual will strive to meet a healthy and responsible personalized weight-loss goal.


Hope is an extraordinary organization dedicated to assisting families that fall into financial stress due to a crisis.

Founded by Eli Goldring, who is assisted by Hope administrator Yehudah Susskind, this organization seeks to restore hope where there is none. Whether the crisis is a parent or child stricken with serious illness, therapies that are cost-prohibitive for a normal income family, or tragic petiros that have left families burdened with the costs of a funeral and burial, Hope steps in and says,

“We are here to help.”

Hope provides urgently needed assistance for a short period of time to provide some relief to the family and help them get back on their feet.

To register please visit our website at Hopeorg.org, or via WhatsApp

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For more information about the loose for hope campaign Email: Yehudas@hopeorg.org

Yeoded - Open Your Heart

Many children in our communities grow up in single parent homes. Yeoded attempts to fill that void by providing tutors and mentors to ensure these children’s academic and social growth.
For more information and to see how you could help visit our website www.yeoded.org

From Mendy Pellin: "Need a little hope in your life? Visit Yitzi Hurwitz.

The hope from the visit doesn't come in the form of perspective. That he can only move his eyes. The rest of his body is a prison for his mind. His ALS is not what gives you hope. His spirit is what gives you hope. The same as it did 5 years ago when he was jumping around with a guitar putting a smile on your face.

I recently visited Yitzi with some friends - Benny Friedman, Bentzi Marcus of 8th Day and Eli Schwebel.

At the start of our visit, Yitzi gave us a D'Var Torah that he typed up using his eyes the computer. After some singing, he wrote "Yesh Tikvah" on the computer - which means "there's hope" - the chorus lyrics to Benny's hit song.

While we sang the song I noticed him staring intensely at the computer. When the song was done, I realized that he had typed up something you can hear at the end of this video.

There was an amazing energy of hope during our visit. I'm trying to hold on to some of it to drag into my every day routine.

I'm starting to think that we understood wrong. He wasn't requesting a song... he was just telling us with the movement of his eyes that there is hope. Don't give up!

Aside for my little "guitar solo" this song actually sounds pretty beautiful unplugged.. Enjoy this nugget of hope...

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