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Charity I
Charity
 Giving: What and How
Nothing we own is really ours to begin with—G‑d gives to us so we can give to others. Giving is a mitzvah and a responsibility. As such, it comes with its own set of dos and don'ts.
Charity II
Charity
 The Right Way to Give
When G‑d made the world, He left us the task of injecting it with spirituality and meaning. Nothing accomplishes this goal like tzedakah...
Honoring Mom & Dad
Honoring Mom & Dad
No matter how much respect we give our parents, we can never repay them for their part in bringing us into this world...
Visiting the Sick
Visiting the Sick
 Healing with a Smile
No frowns, no tears, no gloomy faces. None of that is going to heal anybody. When visiting the sick, your job is to provide a little smile, some hope and maybe even a few laughs.
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Consoling Mourners
Consoling Mourners
 Being There
Consoling a mourner is one of those challenging situations that we would all rather avoid. But it's an act of kindness and it's not really so difficult: What's really needed most is the fact that you are there.

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