We're raising $17,900 for 3 families already working with our team on budgets, debt, and a plan to stand on their own. They have scaled down, committed to real budgets, and are doing the hard work.
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We're raising $17,900 for 3 families already working with our team on budgets, debt, and a plan to stand on their own. They have scaled down, committed to real budgets, and are doing the hard work. Between twin bar mitzvahs, high-interest debt, and delayed dental care, this bridge covers what they cannot right now.
Dear partners, we're raising $17,900 for 3 families who are doing the work and need a bridge to get through this stretch.
They're out on the ocean learning to fish. But they still have to eat tonight. This campaign is the fish. Every one of these families is already on a budget with our team, and every dollar here goes straight to relieving the pressure in front of them.
That's $17,900 across 3 families, an average of about $6,000 each. Every gift is tax-deductible and goes towards these families.
May you always be on the side of giving.
Blessings, Shalom and the CK team
Not sure who to pick? Give to the general fund and we put it where the need is sharpest that week.
3 families · $17,895 still to raise
A family with school-age children is preparing to celebrate the bar mitzvah of their twin boys. With one parent managing MS and the household resting on the other's shoulders, they have already scaled the simcha down to a modest Sunday-night gathering and need help covering what remains.
A family of nine, with seven children ranging from toddler to young adult, is carrying heavy credit card debt while living on a single modest income. They have committed to building a real budget and a plan to become debt-free, and they need a bridge to relieve the highest-interest pressure.
A family of eight with six children, ages newborn to 13, keeps a small Jewish community center running while living on food stamps and a token salary. One child's braces have been put off, and after a delayed root canal turned into an infection and hospitalization last year, they are working hard to keep their family's basic needs from slipping through the cracks.
0 families · fully covered, thank you
No family is fully funded yet.