Merle Honey Porter of The Rosen Group in Baltimore writes:
"I purchased a tzedakah box made by Gary Rosenthal as a baby gift for my niece and her new son. She received tons of clothing , toys and plenty of receiving blankets. I knew that I wanted to give her something that was important and that would be meaningful throughout her life and the life of the baby. I knew that this piece would become a "family heirloom". It would commemorate Colby's birth and it would symbolize a life's lesson worth learning that no matter how much money we do or do not have, charity is an important value to keep for a lifetime. She cried when she opened the gift. She knew that when Colby grew up and had children, he could teach that life's lesson to them and remember how much I loved him when he was born and forever. That would get passed on to his grandchildren and so on. The baby clothes would have a short life as he grew and would be stained and given away as would the toys and blankets but my love for him and an important life's lesson would continue on. Gary's tzedakah box would always provide that memory. Thanks Gary!"
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Monday, October 20, 2008
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gary -
fantastic! anything that encourages more people to get involved in tzedakah is a good thing.
and, just as important, is how people use the contents of their tzedakah boxes!
be sure to check out the places you give to - why waste sacred tzedakah shekels that wind up going to high overheads, high salaries, high fundraising costs, etc....
keep up the good work.
arnie draiman
www.draimanconsulting.com
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