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As a young child part of the shopping experience was the coins. Clink, clink into the tzedakah box. Mommy would say, “you are helping to buy other people’s food for Shabbos who can’t afford it” and you actually felt rich. CLICK HERE TO JOIN.
Today, grocery shopping is a different experience. Click, click, submit. Or perhaps it’s real – and you still feel the cucumbers to see if they are firm. But when it comes time to check out, it’s inserted, wait, remove. And that’s it.
It seems we’ve lost a mitzvah opportunity we used to take for granted.
Until today. CLICK HERE TO JOIN ROUND UP!
Tomchei Shabbos of Lakewood knows how important the mitzvah of tzedakah is. And we see each week how much a little of this and a little of that adds up. Groceries are expensive. Groceries for a struggling family can seem impossible.
Remember your loose change?
With the help of other generous grocery shoppers, it will help cover more groceries for people who can’t afford to go shopping.