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Program Eighty One

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Ten Mitzvah Campaigns

It is the responsibility of every Jew to bring others close to Torah and Mitzvos. The Ten Mitzvah Campaigns form the basis for this effort. But they all begin with the Mitzvah of Ahavas Yisroel – to love one’s fellow Jew. When we reach out to others with love, then both we and those we reach are deeply inspired to strengthen the observance of all Mitzvos.

Dollars to Tankists

At the conclusion of a weekday Farbrengen, the Rebbe distributes packets of dollars to the “Tankists” – Chassidim who run the Mitzvah Tanks, to give out to the rest of those present.

Eye to Eye
Ten Mikvahs – As a Start!

Your uncle built many, many Mikvahs, but since he has passed on, no one has taken his place. Here are ten dollars for the first ten Mikvahs you will build.

Soul Strings
Uforatzta

From G-d’s blessing to Jacob, “And you shall spread forth to the west, to the east, to the north and to the south.” These words became a slogan for the Rebbe’s call to reach every Jew, wherever he may be.

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