Issuu

‫בס׳ ׳ד‬

Land Little of

home of tiny

people and big

Auc

n 5782 • io

dreams

Land of Little T

here once was a couple who, in their journey through life, chanced upon Land of Little. It was a charming place; unlike any they had ever seen before. Everything was tiny. The people were six inches tall; the homes, like tiny dollhouses; the parks, perfect toy-like landscapes that looked like such fun for those who fit. “Ooooh,” said the woman, as she knelt to gaze into a miniscule storefront display of tiny outfits; and pined for an entire drawer filled with mini clothes.

“Ahhh,” said the man, as he placed a suddenly-giant foot gently between slides and trees; his heart aching with an irrepressible urge to lift just one Tiny Person, so he could swing him up high and make him giggle. But they were outsiders, and though they would have done anything in the world to enter, they could only gaze from above at the tiny marvels that made Land of Little so wondrous. Make Land of Little come alive. You can grant couples entry to a world where tiny clothes and playthings fill real homes; where Tiny People swing over their fathers’ shoulders; where giggles and laughter turn every day into a Big Dream come true.

Enter Land of Little.

LEtter

from our founder Dear Friend,

There are times when I look back at the incredible journey of the past twenty-plus years. I reflect upon the sacred zechus of having played a part in bringing close to 10,000 neshomos into the world, kein yirbu! The sheer numbers; they boggle the mind! And, like everyone else, I ask myself; how? What is it that drives Klal Yisroel to come through with staggering numbers, time and again and again? When you think about it, it comes down to one word. Empathy! We are blessed with the ability to put ourselves into the shoes of each and every one of those anguished young couples, aching for the elusive dream of parenthood. When “we” become “them”, then of course, there’s no cost too staggering, no hurdle too daunting and no amount of failures too overwhelming. How fortunate we are to be blessed with the virtue of empathy ingrained in our DNA. And how blessed I am to bear witness to this phenomenon on an everyday basis. It is with this in mind that I introduce you to Bonei Olam’s “Land of Little.” As you are transported to the world of so many in our community, stranded on the outside of the dynamic Land of Little, yearning for the opportunity to enter, let your heart become one with theirs. Remember, empathy goes a long way toward sharing, soothing and ultimately relieving the immense burden of pain, distress and longing. Join us as we carry on our mission of leaving no stone unturned on behalf of every couple that needs us! Regards,

Schlomo Bochner

G I V E

M O R E

g e t

w i

dona ti

250 Of

n o

free gifts

a th

Relish holder

Add a touch of stunning to your table. Three-dish white and gold covered relish server on a wooden tray. Perfect for condiments and dips.

OPTION

shabbos in yerushalayim

book

The Yiddish comic book your kids will read, again and again. Stimulating, entertaining, educational.

NEW! Renowned Israeli chef and restauranteur Avigail Meizlik shares her passion for Shabbos and its traditions and tastes, in this magnificent cookbook celebrating… Shabbos in Yerushalayim.

Music Mat

Step, play, enjoy! The music keyboard mat that’ll have everyone dancing – whether you create your own music, or turn on the delightful preloaded heimishe selections.

OPTION

Motivational Water Bottle

Drink to Bonei Olam! Get your daily H2O, with this fun, easy-tocarry bottle that lets you know when and how much to drink. 5

dona ti

100 Of

bonei Olam Comedy

uncle Moishy book

Not your ordinary book about not-your-ordinary uncle!

OPTION

a th

w i

n o

180

n o

OPTION

dona ti Of

m o r e

Your generosity makes a huge difference to couples. We’re pleased to show our appreciation, by offering you free gifts. Please treat yourself to any gift at or below your donation amount.

a th

OPTION

Helix Matches cloche

Upgrade your candle lighting with this stylish glass match cloche.

Laugh along with Bonei Olam’s comedy cast, as presented at past auction events. For women and girls.

Ordering Information Web Orders:

Boneiauction.org Phone Orders:

718.534.0054 Fax Orders:

718.534.0054

Donate

Get Tickets Worth

Donate

100

Donate

180

Donate

250

Get Tickets Worth

200 Recieve Bonei Olam Comedy

Get Tickets Worth

400

Choice of gift from $180 Section

Get Tickets Worth

600

Choice of gift from $250 Section

Ticket Packages

Email Orders:

Orders@boneiolam.org Mail Orders: Bonei Olam Headquarters 1755 46th Street Brooklyn, NY 11204

Free shipping Within the USA

Bonei Olam will ship your free gifts at no charge. Please allow 2-3 months for your gifts to arrive. Optional: Add $8 to your donation to help cover the cost of shipping your gifts.

Drawing date: March 1, 2022 The winner of some prizes shall be responsible for the payment of all applicable Federal, State and local taxes. No purchase or donation necessary to enter or win. A purchase or donation will not increase your chances of winning. For more info call : (518) 203-2587. Some of the prizes are not as pictured. Some gift certificates may expire 6 months after date of drawing. Restrictions apply to some gift certificates.

Of lit t

No Entry nd

$5o

here’s a Land I long to enter,

It’s under lock and key,

My hopes and dreams are stuck inside, But the gate is barred to me.

It’s hard to grasp that almost all, Are welcomed in for free,

While I am forced to view from far, For me, there’s no entry.

So when you read my story,

Won’t you help unlock the gate? Join the Bonei Olam auction, Before it gets too late!

And when I enter Land of Little,

Full-fledged member of the state, And behold my Tiny Person, You and I will celebrate.

I weep, I beg, I bang on doors, Cry, “Don’t you understand?

I’m meant to be here - all my life, I’m dreaming of this Land.”

But I can only watch from far, Witness this wonderland,

Where tiny boys and girls cavort, While I have empty hands.

GRAND PRIZE

10,000

SPONSORED BY

Flatbush: 1540 Coney Island Avenue Boro Park: 5024 13th Avenue Tel: 718.427.0000

Of lit t le

$5o

Of lit t le

$5o

Eretz Yisroel 6 ROUND TRIP TICKETS + ACCOMMODATIONS Restrictions apply

SPONSORED BY

DO-ALL TRAVEL 4620 18th Avenue 718.972.6000 www.Doalltravel.com

TOUR & VACATION PLANNING Go Gold | 718-473-9867 Info@Gogoldny.com

2 CELLPHONES Up to a week

World of Communications 4903 13th Ave / 670 Myrtle Ave. 718-831-7007 1 WEEK CAR RENTAL Mr. & Mrs. Friedman 7 DAY HOTEL STAY Mr. & Mrs. Gross Mr. & Mrs. Heshy Dembitzer Mr. & Mrs. Motel Beck 3-PC SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Luxury Luggage | 718-633-4333 3914 13th Ave. 12

When a couple waits

h, the mailman,” Malky said, at the sound of jingling keys. A moment later, she was outside, bringing in the day’s stash. Her children joked about the way she waited for the mail. Like Elter-Bubby waiting for word from der heim, they’d say. As if anyone sent letters nowadays. The fact was, going for the mail meant a break from the ho-hum ordinariness of her life. Besides, she liked to say, you never know. Maybe something interesting would come. Today it was just the usual, and she sifted through the stack. Bill, bill, junk, invitation, catalog, junk. She checked the invitation and smiled. Raizy was making another chasunah. Nice! The wedding was in Ateres Rochel, on Monday, March 1. Beis Adar. Beis Adar! Hashem! Malky reeled. Five years ago, on Beis Adar, they’d danced the night away. And now just seeing the date in print was a punch to the gut. Over the past five years, she’d watched Chezky and his wife go from starry-eyed bliss to edginess to stoic strength. She knew very little about what was really going on. Just that yes, they had seen a doctor; no, they didn’t want to talk about it; please, could she tell Cousin Eli that they didn’t want to be kvatter at his baby’s bris. But every so often, she’d see a chink in their armor. Her own armor was rock solid. At least in public. Only Hashem knew how she wept, with only her pillow as witness. Toby, who’d gotten married three years after Chezky, already had an adorable baby, and she’d stopped inviting the two couples for the same meals. And now his fifth anniversary was coming up! Gevald! She didn’t know what to do. Should she mark the anniversary, or not? Celebrating would feel like rubbing the pain in their faces. But ignoring it would feel terrible, too; as if there was something wrong with them as a couple. Whatever she did, she’d be walking on shattered glass, shards cutting her skin and heart with every step. Malky thrust the invitation under a pile on her counter, and went back to her peeler; attacking a spud with quick, forceful strokes. And the peels and tears fell together in a sorrowful cascade, a tsunami of anguish from a mother’s broken heart. *

“Can I see? Can I see?”

he entire fourth grade crowded around Rivky’s desk, passing around a loose-leaf festooned with photos. One showed an impish toddler at his firstbirthday cake smash, another showed Rivky and her siblings in matching outfits. But the shot that got the most oohs and aahs was the latest addition – an angelic flower-bedecked newborn, fast asleep in a heart-shaped basket. The comments and compliments came thick and fast.

“Your niece is precious.” “Does your sister let you hold her?” “Who does she look like?” No one noticed that Chana Leah had slinked off to her desk, blinking fast so her tears would stay inside. For the hundredth time, she studied her own loose-leaf, with its three-year-old photo of herself at her sister Esty’s wedding, and asked herself the question she’d learned never to ask anyone at home: when would her sister have a baby? *

hey came by car, by foot, by bus; lugging precious shapeless loads. Slowly, the room filled up, as one by one, they found places around the dining room table and in every corner of the room. They were “the lebedige class,” the group that always had something to laugh about. But today, ten years past graduation, no one was laughing. The atmosphere was charged. They were here to do something – the only thing they could – for the one classmate who was missing. Baila was first. She uncovered the bowl in front of her, exposing a mound of dough, and tore off a chunk. Then she swallowed hard and began. “Baruch atta Hashem,” she said, her eyes shut tight, “asher kideshanu…” – her voice cracked – “lihafrish challah” – and through her sobs, she whispered the final words, “min ha’isa.” Around the room they went, forty friends, forty blessings, forty pain-racked “Ameins”; and their sobs and tears rent heavens and hearts. When they were done, they gathered their bowls and bags and left for home, where, surrounded by babies, kitchen corners and the paraphernalia of family life, they braided challah and prayed again for Yehudis, their dear, dear friend, who was still waiting.

Parents are hurting. Siblings are hurting. Friends are hurting. Take away the pain.

Where Am I? Did I just land in Timbuktu? Peru? Baku? Kalamazoo?

It’s weird – but tell me, will you, where; I am – and how did I get here? All I wanted was a child,

Say, how’d my journey get so wild? I battled storms, I nearly drowned, Until like Gulliver, I found,

That thrust by waves, I had been hurled, and landed in this strange new world. The people look so very queer;

Long white coats that instill fear,

The words they use make my heart squeeze, Their language is Medicalese,

Such strange cuisine! It comes in pills, With side dishes of pricey bills. Worst of all, they cannot say,

How much longer I must stay, To exit, listen, this is wild,

All I need is my own child.

You can help me – it’s no riddle, Just take part in Land of Little.

Of lit t le

$35

kmr travel vacation $5,000 value

SPONSORED BY

Mr & Mrs Mayer & Chaya Rivka Fischl

‫לזכות רפואה שלימה הילד חיים שמואל בן לאה יוכבד‬

Of lit t le

Restrictions Apply

$35

Of lit t le

$35

Simpson Jewelers $5,000 value SPONSORED BY

4922 13th Avenue | 718.871.0120 Simpsonjewelers.com

rosemarie wig Cut by Leah Rivky Galitzsky $4,000 value Restrictions Apply SPONSORED BY

Of lit t le

Sales@rosmariewigs.com

$35

Of lit t le

$35

renaissance furniture $5,000 value Restrictions Apply SPONSORED BY

4301 New Utrecht Avenue 718.851.3977 20

Of lit t le

$35

new kitchen $18,000 value

SPONSORED BY

Service & Installation

99 Rutledge St | 718.782.2245 www.tskitchens.com

CNC Cabinetry

www.cnccabinetry.com

Granite Countertops

222 Varick Ave | 718.635.4022 www.countrywidestone.com

Of lit t le

$35

J MOrgen jewelers $5,000 gift card SPONSORED BY

The Avenue Shoppes, 12 America Ave, Unit 2A, Lakewood 877.566.7436 | www.jmorgen.com

SOIE BY RENAISSANCE Cut by Perela Pretter $4,000 value

800-557-6030 | www.ricwigs.com Perela Pretter

718-232-5352

Of lit t le

SPONSORED BY

$35

Expires two months after drawing 24

Soul Survivor

At a bris in Denver, Colorado, eighty-year-old William Klaiman sat on the Kisei Shel Eliyahu. He wore a stiff satin yarmulke, and he looked around the shul in awe. So Yiddishkeit was alive in America! His family line would live on! Even after Buchenwald had destroyed their bodies; even after America had stolen their souls; even after infertility had nearly snatched away his very last chance at Jewish continuity. This is his family’s story.

itler did everything possible to destroy the Klaimans. First his henchmen crammed all of them – even adorable little Anyushka, the baby and darling of the family – into the Lodz ghetto. Then, over the next five years, he starved, tortured, worked, gassed, and marched them to death. Hy”d! But he couldn’t get them all. Zev Volf survived. At war’s end, the 21-year-old found himself the sole survivor of his extended family. The question was, would he be a soul survivor? Would there even be a soul survivor; a member of the family who would carry his ancestors’ way of life to a new generation of Jews? At first, it seemed likely. Zev Volf was a true Litvak, and when he met his wife in the Fuerth DP camp near Nuremberg, he lived as he always had. But then came the long, hard voyage to America. The four-thousand-mile watery expanse seemed to symbolize a complete break. Lodz was far, far away. America beckoned.

of belongings and a cherished album of photos from the DP camp. William’s granddaughter, Tauba Fitzig, recalls: “I loved to look at the album. There was a photo of my mother, who was born in the DP camp, wearing a sweater knit from old socks. And there were wedding pictures of emaciated young people who had lost everything, and were determined to start again. There was so much resilience, so much strength. These people were my heroes.” But the photos were a paltry link to a different world. True, the family lit the menorah on Chanukah, and on Pesach, not a crumb of bread passed their lips. But it wasn’t enough to keep their children from marrying out. Tauba’s mother is Jewish, so she passed her lineage to her children. Tauba’s uncles had no Jewish descendants – one married a non-Jewish woman and had no children; the other never got married.

If someone asks you why you don’t eat pork, tell them it’s because you’re Jewish.

Here, a man would enter a building as Zev Volf, and exit as William. Here, they told him, ‘Things are different. We don’t eat kosher anymore.’ And, ‘Shabbos is a day like any other.’ Like tens of thousands of others, he listened. William, his wife Elsa, and their baby girl Linda (forget Luba!) moved to the steel-manufacturing city of Pueblo, Colorado. They carried two little bags

Tauba’s sister is Jewish – but as things stand now, seems to have little chance at having Jewish descendants. That leaves Tauba, who always felt connected to her past. Her grandfather gave her Jewish pride.

Tauba recalls a teenage phase as a vegan. She’d taken up the cause of animal cruelty (ironically the same cause the Nazis held dear; human cruelty didn’t faze them) and decided not to eat meat. The phase passed quickly, and she went back to her regular diet. But she couldn’t bring herself to eat pork. Her grandfather’s advice was spot-on: “If someone asks you why you don’t eat pork, tell them it’s because you’re Jewish.” Eventually, after a complex years-long journey, Tauba got engaged to Nachum – and embarked on a new way of life. “It was so obvious that Hashem orchestrated our relationship. Things kept happening. There were so many details, so many pieces of the puzzle that came together, to bring us to each other.” At one point, she had an epiphany. “Hashem cares about the details! He cares about what I eat for lunch. He cares about the way I spend Shabbos! He cares if my elbows are covered!” When she brought her bearded, yarmulke-clad

chosson to Colorado to meet her grandfather, he was nonplussed. What happened to the ‘things are different here’ story he’d been fed? Was it a lie? Could it be possible to live in America and remain true to Yiddishkeit? At Tauba’s chuppah, she sensed the presence of her ancestors. An entire chain of Lodzer grandparents and great grandparents seemed to whisper, ‘you are our future. Through you, our memory will live on.’ The night was full of hope. That hope carried her and her new husband through one year and then another. But with each passing month, she felt her ancestors’ memories crying out at her. She couldn’t bear it.

says. “Here we were, seeking the very same thing Avraham Avinu had sought – Jewish progeny. And his children, whom we didn’t know at all, were using his middah of chessed to help us achieve it.” “Bonei Olam has no agenda. They wanted nothing from us. All they wanted was to help another Jewish couple build a family.”

If I don’t have a child, there’ll be no one left!

“The worst was when we realized that the real impediment to having a family was money. The doctor said our problem was treatable – for sixty thousand dollars. To us, that was like saying we needed to go to the moon. It was impossible.” And then they heard about Bonei Olam.

“I must have a child,” she cried, when she made the call. “You have to understand. I’m the last branch. If I don’t have a child, there’ll be no one left. The Lodzer Klaiman’s will be gone. It’ll be like cutting off a branch of Klal Yisroel!” Bonei Olam did not hesitate. They took on the case, and wrote the check that gave the Fitzigs a future. The Fitzigs were astounded. “For me, a baalas teshuva, Bonei Olam encapsulated Jewish goodness at its best,” she

Today, Tauba and her husband have three beautiful children. At her son’s bris, where her grandfather was honored as sandek, it struck her:

“This child is my family’s only link between Avraham Avinu and the future. If not for Bonei Olam, Hitler – with the help of assimilation – would have succeeded in making our family Judenrein. This child is transplanting the memory of all my ancestors to a new generation.” Zev Volf /William Klaiman passed away in peace, secure in the knowledge that he could face his ancestors with pride, because he was not just the sole survivor of the family. He had also lived to see that it still had a soul. Tauba and her husband, Nachum Fitzig, live in Hollywood, Florida, with their beautiful, growing family. Their ancestors must take great nachas from the sight of the peyos-framed face of their ten-year-old son, Yossel, who loves to learn and daven; and their daughters, Chana, named for her great-aunt Anyushka, and Eda. Through them, the Klaimans of Lodz live on.

Rabbi Schlomo Bochner, himself a child of survivors, grew up on the stories of the aunts, uncles and cousins he should have known. Bonei Olam is his personal revenge against their murderers. One and a half million children were killed, and thousands of family lines were completely destroyed in the Holocaust. In America, millions more were lost in the spiritual holocaust of intermarriage and assimilation. It’s as if their neshamos were gunned down and gassed, in this world and the next, with almost no one wise enough to shed a tear. But Bonei Olam and its donors are doing everything possible to preserve family trees, so that no branch in Klal Yisroel is severed forever.

Of lit t le

$25

Little in a Big World Each stair

The faucet’s a fall,

Makes him peer

He could

A white water wall; Drown

And be hit with great fear

under it,

He can’t climb ‘cause it reaches his middle;

He’s so Little.

li k ttle wo quirm, e a coas rm w ee li ter, ittle hose eac lither, and s make eel br hs f t r a e h s his

him

through

gets

days

without

getting

What

fazed

I would

say is

a very strange

His mother’s

big heart

Is what sets him apart – she is with

him at start, end and middle; I’d do quite the same, but now, I’m in pain, as I wait to hug someone little.

Riddle.

Of lit t le

$25

LOEFFLERS FURNITURE $3,000 gift card SPONSORED BY

Furniture Design Center

5127 New Utrecht Avenue | 718-436-8989 Free delivery only in New York 31

heritage silver $5,000 Gift card

Of lit t le

Restrictions Apply

$25 SPONSORED BY

Heritage Silver / 845-774-8468 51 Forest Rd. Ste. 212, Monroe ‫לע׳׳נ‬ ‫ישראל משה בן אליקים צבי ע׳׳ה‬ ‫יואל ע׳׳ה בן יחיאל דב נ׳׳י‬ ‫הרב החסיד אברהם יהושע בן הרב יחזקאל הלוי ז"ל‬ 32

rainbow lighting $3,000 gift card

SPONSORED BY

2214 59th St. | 718-234-3393

Of lit t le

6531 US Highway 9 | Howell NJ | 732-987-6166

$25

Of lit t le

$25

california getaway

2 ROUND TRIP TICKETS 3 NIGHT, 3 DAY STAY AT THE PENINSULA BEVERLY HILLS HOTEL Restrictions apply SPONSORED BY

Probity International Corp. / Robert & Adrianne Zarnegin / Levi & Lauren Zarnegin

$25

eva & chloe Wig and Cut $2,300 value SPONSORED BY

@evaandchloe

Salon | 375 Monmouth Ave., Lakewood | 732.232.0022

Of lit t le

KAUFMANS $2,500 gift card SPONSORED BY

Of lit t le

5023 16th Ave | 718-871-3575

$25

Of lit t le

$25

SPONSORED BY

4602 16th Avenue 347.435.0460

timepiece $2,500 gift card

‫‪17‬‬

‫‪tuition‬‬

‫‪$2,500 tuition or camp grant‬‬ ‫‪SPONSORED BY‬‬

‫‪Mr. & Mrs. Dovid Moshe Meisels‬‬

‫שיזכו לגדל בנים ובני בנים לתורה וליראה טהורה ויהיו‬ ‫בריאים ושלמים לעבדתו ית' וימציאו להם זווגים‬ ‫הגונים בעתם ובזמנם‬

‫‪la‬‬

‫‪le‬‬

‫‪Of lit‬‬ ‫‪t‬‬

‫‪nd‬‬

‫‪$25‬‬

‫‪38‬‬

amor jewelry nd

Of lit t

SPONSORED BY

$2,500 gift card

$25

4606 13th Ave | 718-864-1466 ‫לזכות‬

Chaya bas Raizel | Yisroel Shimon ben Edna

Chaya Mushka bas Esther | Gershon Menachem Mendel ben Sara Gittel

COL ECTION

Of lit t le

$25

hazorfim $2,500 gift card

SPONSORED BY

Borough Park 4424 13th Ave

Williamsburg 67 Lee Ave

Lakewood 167 E. Kennedy Blvd 40

Miracles. Wonders. Salvations. S

ometimes things happen at the strangest times.

Rabbi Shlomo Bochner, director of Bonei Olam, had just kindled the fifth light on his menorah, and the words “al nisecha v’al niflaosecha v’al yeshuosecha” still hung in the air. Then the phone rang. “We’re in the middle of a seudas hoda’ah,” the caller said, over the din of what was obviously a party. This is his story. Eleven-year-old Malky Berger was a dramatic child. When she got a paper cut, it was guuushing; when her stomach hurt, she walked around doubled over. So when she complained about a hammer pounding inside her head, Mrs. Berger didn’t make much of it. But then she found Malky on the floor, thrashing about in the throes of a full-blown seizure – and knew this was real. She was right. It was cancer. A brain tumor.

It’s hard to describe what a six-letter word can do to a family – how it can take big, important things like tuition and Chanukah plans and shidduchim, and make them fade into nothingness; how it can take a normal, regular family and ﬂip their lives over so that nothing is the same and there’s a very real sense that it might never be. To make matters worse, the doctors in Israel were not very positive about the little girl’s chances at survival. So when a medical askan advised them to go Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Mr. Berger grasped at the chance to save Malky’s life, and ﬂew her to New York. 41

In Memorial, the doctors outlined Malky’s treatment plan – brain surgery and then aggressive chemotherapy and radiation – while Mr. Berger desperately tried to follow their rapid-ﬁre English. They went through the risks and side effects. “Hair loss is expected, as is nausea and weakness,” the doctor was saying. He rattled off a list of possible things that could happen – a jumble of words in a foreign language that this Israeli father barely grasped. And just as he was wondering if there was something he couldn’t afford to miss, he heard the word “fertility.” “Fertility?” he asked, echoing the last thing he’d heard. The doctor nodded. “Yes. With this particular treatment protocol, it’s possible that she won’t be able to build a family.” No family? But Malky was a child! And how could he deal with this now, with brain surgery taking place tomorrow; with her very life in the balance? Then again, how could he not? To complicate matters, Malky was scheduled to begin chemo very soon after surgery. There was no time to think, no time for anything. There was just a looming, impossible choice – his child’s future or her life. This doctor didn’t understand, Mr. Berger thought. To him, the goal was a cure – at any price. It meant seeing Malky alive, ﬁve, ten, twenty years down the line. But what kind of a future would she have, if she couldn’t have a family? Would she be destined to suffer the effects forever, because she’d had cancer as a child? Would she never have a chance at motherhood? What could he do? And so he paced up and down the hospital’s polished corridors, trying to make an impossible choice. Until a

Jewish nurse stopped him. “There’s an organization you should reach out to,” she said. “Bonei Olam.” And she scribbled a phone number on a slip of paper. “I called you then,” Mr. Berger told Rabbi Bochner. “It was the ﬁfth night of Chanukah, like today. And you told me that I didn’t have to choose; that we could save Malky’s future, without further risking her life. Somehow, you arranged it all – you spoke to the doctors and made sure her cancer treatment would not affect her ability to be a mother. It wasn’t easy. There was a whirlwind of action - alternatives were discussed, things were done, all before she ever got her ﬁrst dose of chemo or radiation. And you paid for everything.” “Tonight we are celebrating a seudas hoda’ah. We went through gehinom, and came out on the other side. Malky is in remission.”

“You know, Rabbi Bochner, there were many people who helped Malky survive. There were askanim who sent us to big doctors, donors who paid for treatments, friends and relatives who cared for our other children and sent us meals for months. We are forever thankful to them all. But if not for you, Rabbi Bochner, we wouldn’t be making this seudah tonight.” “Because what kind of simcha would it be if we knew that her cure had come at the expense of her future? This seudah is possible because of Bonei Olam.” Rabbi Bochner hung up the phone, tears in his eyes. And then, with his Chanukah candles still casting their glow, he repeated the words that had been interrupted by the call.

"‫כדי להודות ולהלל לשמך הגדול על נסיך ועל נפלאותך ועל‬ ‫"ישועותך‬.

Then he got quiet. 42

PEEK INSIDE THE REAL LAND OF LITTLE W HER E BIG DR E A MS, GI A N T CHECK S

A N D OU TSIZED C A R I NG BR I NG T I N Y PEOPL E I N TO R E A L HOM ES.

Real Bonei Olam babies, real messages from our inbox. Your dollars make you Hashem's partner in so many lives. To our Bonei Olam couples: Thanks for sharing!

To Rabbi Bochner and Bonei Olam: we cannot thank you enough. You’ve turned our hopes, dreams, and teﬁlos into reality.

Our son cost thousands of dollars to bring into the world, but we know that for Bonei Olam, every neshama is priceless.

This little note was written by parents. Parents of a priceless baby boy. We need to write this

in caps - PARENTS(!) - We still try to wrap our brains and hearts around a word of such magnitude. We want to scream it, we want to sing it, we want to hang it on billboards: “We are PARENTS, and Bonei Olam helped us achieve this title!”

Our road to parenthood was paved with much challenge and fear. We hobbled down

that road, stumbled, regrouped and stumbled some more. Along the road we were introduced to Bonei Olam. From that point forward, we were airlifted and carried.

Our warm, dedicated counselor, Rabbi Nosson Tauber, was literally involved through

all the turbulence, guiding us, encouraging us, and helping us demystify this process.

As we hold our precious baby boy close to our hearts, our hearts hold tremendous gratitude towards Rabbi Bochner and all supporters of Bonei Olam.

Our counselor, Rivky, always made herself available to us - sometimes initiating before we even asked.

Our hakaras hatov to Rabbi Bochner and Bonei Olam accompanies us through every day, every year, and every milestone with our precious daughter. You’ve made our dreams possible.

Not a day goes by that I don’t look at my daughter and marvel at the miracle of her life. Our counselor Esther and the Bochners feel like family to us.

Thank you for helping our dreams come true. Our daughter is everything we hoped for and more - beyond a blessing! We are so grateful for all the help we received from Bonei Olam!

Thank you Bonei Olam! Your ﬁnancial help made a huge difference for us. We couldn’t have had our beautiful son without you!

We were amazed at Bonei Olam’s counselors’ knowledge – even the doctors take your opinions into account!

Soon after we got married, we found out that we had a genetic issue. Naive as we were, we thought that an intelligent, successful couple like ourselves would not need help from an organization to navigate the process. One year and two failed treatments later, we reached out to Bonei Olam and got connected with Rabbi Landau. Rabbi Landau helped us ﬁnd a new physician, ﬁnanced our treatments, and arranged case conferences with a board of physicians, when our "simple" case did not end up being as simple as we thought it would be. Every family has three partners: the father, mother, and Hashem. Our family has a fourth partner: Bonei Olam. After many treatments, we have two beautiful daughters that for years were only a dream. Thank you for helping us become a family.

Thank you, Shaindy Weinberger for giving us the hope and courage we needed during the hardest times.

Thank you for our miracles!

Thank you, Bonei Olam, for Gene-a-Rations! Thank you, Rabbi Chaim Landau, for your dedication to Klal Yisroel! The two gifts we’ve been granted with your help give us the koach each day to care for our other gifts. (From a couple that had two healthy children with Bonei Olam’s assistance, after the birth of a their older children, born with a genetic disorder. Bonei Olam helped isolate the faulty gene and avoid its appearance in the future.)

This Rosh Hashanah, I couldn’t believe the difference in my life. I am no longer that poor childless woman who pours her heart out in shul all day. I was home with my baby! I had to run to be in time to hear the shofar! On Simchas Torah, I used to watch everyone come with their babies and children. Fathers would throw their children in the air - while I would choke back tears, and watch my husband clutch the Sefer Torah tighter as he davened for our pain to end. This year, I watched my husband dancing with our little princess, with a joy he never knew existed. Every night, when I wake up for my baby, I remember the lonely, sleepless nights. Oh, the joy of getting up for our little baby! I could go on and on. After many years of so much pain, we are so thankful for every blessing that our little princess brings us. Bonei Olam – and our ever-patient counselor and personal malach, Rabbi Nussen Tauber – was there for us, with funds and with answers to our endless questions. We are forever grateful!

Big Dreams, Little Dreams Big dreams, Little dreams, Wise dreams, Silly dreams. Day dreams, Night dreams, Full-of-fright dreams. Dreams in color, Dreams in white, Dreams that wake you in the night. Dreams of diamonds, furs or boxes, Dreams of fire-breathing foxes, Dreams of giants, dreams of clowns, Dreams of tiny men and towns, Though there’s lots to fill a dream, Mine all follow the same theme:

Babies, babies, babies – lots, Some are small, and some are tots.

Dreams of babies in the night, Dreams of babies on a flight. Dreams of girls and dreams of boys, Dreams of floors covered in toys, Dreams of bows and frilly dresses. Dreams of combing tangled tresses, Dreams of nachas calls from teachers, Dreams of boys with frogs and creatures. Dreams of tantrums, sticky kisses, Dreams of honking, school-bus misses, Dreams of simchas, graduation, Dreams of building up a nation, Dreams of spending golden years, Surrounded by a hundred chairs. Though I awake with hope anew, I wait to see my dreams come true.

Of lit t le

$15

elegant linen $2,000 gift card SPONSORED BY

Boro Park: 5719 New Utrecht Ave / 718-871-3535 Flatbush: 1910 Ave M / 718-972-3535

Lakewood: 6776 Rt 9 S. / 732-905-9444

Of lit t le

www.elegantlinen.com

$15 49

Of lit t le

$15

amsel jewelry $2,000 gift card SPONSORED BY

718.686.0644 | 347.731.2327

S&W Design

Of lit t le

$2,000 gift card

$15 SPONSORED BY

Boro Park: 4217 13th Ave / 718.431.2800 Monsey: 27 Orchard St / 845.352.9202

Williamsburg: 162 Wallabout St / 718.387.8660

Of lit t le

$15

TH interiors $2,000 gift card SPONSORED BY

TH Interiors | 1328 River Ave, Lakewood, NJ @th_interiors

oh baby!

SPONSORED BY

1493 Coney Island Ave. 718-998-7373

Of lit t le

$2,000 gift card

$15

Of lit t le

$15

visa gift card $2,500 value SPONSORED BY

Yizhar & Esther Perov

‫לזכר נשמת מלכה בת אברהם‬

Of lit t le

$15

TOBY WIG $2,000 value SPONSORED BY

Toby Pal 718.431.2443 | 1229 59th St. info@tobywigsalon.com 55

florida getaway $1,800 value

4 NIGHT STAY AT LXURE VILLAS

718.501.3911

1877-Go-Lxure lxure.com

2 DOMESTIC AIRLINE TICKETS

4415 13th Ave. 718.831.7500

DINNER FOR 2 AT 26 SUSHI & TAPAS

Of lit t le

9487 Harding Ave. 305.570.2626

$15

Of lit t le

$15

Timeless Design $2,000 gift card SPONSORED BY

9 Milton Place | Spring Valley, NY 10977 845-425-6812

focus

$2,000 gift card TOWARDS PHOTO, VIDEO, ELECTRONICS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MORE.

SPONSORED BY

Of lit t le

www.focuscamera.com

895 McDonald Ave. | 718-437-8800

$15

Of lit t le

$15

esti's world of fashion $2,000 gift card SPONSORED BY

Lakewood: 6567 US Hwy 9 | 732.994.5607 Monsey: 104 Rt 59 | 845.426.1055

@estisworldoffashion 59

My dream is your dream... Let’s build together! Join Ohel Sarala and get paired up with a couple struggling with infertility. While you Daven for them and assist them with donations towards their treatments, they’ll Daven for you to find your Shidduch.

2501 S H I DDUCH I M

354 BABI ES

J O I N

T O D A Y

www.ohelsarala.org PHONE

718-475-1357

info@ohelsarala.org

www.ohelsarala.org

Ohel Sarala, which was initiated by HaRav Steinman zt”l, matches up girls in shidduchim with couples struggling with infertility to daven for each other. The girls also assist the couples with a donation that will help subsidize the couple’s treatments. L’iluy Nishmas Sara Chaya a”h bas R’ Chaim Aryeh Zev Ginzberg ‫נ”י‬.

Second Thought

A No-Brainer

abbi Bochner often finds people waiting for him after davening, for impromptu consultations. So he wasn’t surprised that when he stopped into a local shul for Mincha, the rav approached him. “There’s a man here struggling with secondary infertility. He has just one child, and is desperate for more,” the rav said. “Can you help him?” Rabbi Bochner politely turned down the request. Bonei Olam was helping people waiting for their first child, he explained. Secondary infertility was not being funded at the time. Then came COVID – and the rav became critically ill. Soon afterward, Rabbi Bochner found himself in the shul again. Remarkably, the young man in question was there, too, reciting Tehillim with passion. Rabbi Bochner was stirred. “I’m going to help this couple, as a zechus for their rav,” he thought, and approached the fellow, to tell him that he was going to take on the case. Several months passed, and Rabbi Bochner kept up with the couple’s progress. The wife had begun taking medications, and there was a major treatment scheduled, when the couple visited the office.

“We had a yeshuah!” they exclaimed. “Without treatment!” Apparently, Hashem had accepted Rabbi Bochner’s sacrifice, and granted this couple, who had waited nine years for their child to have a sibling, the brachah they sought. Bonei Olam has since established the Secondary Infertility Fund, to assist the many couples who have one child, but yearn for more. The fund was created with $1.5 million dollars raised after a Charidy campaign’s initial goal was reached. Dollars create families.

A Single Chance

itty V. was close to 40 and single when her world came crashing down. She had cancer – and though the doctors said she had a good chance at a cure, they also said her treatment protocol would destroy her chance at having a family. There was a way to change the situation – but it would cost many thousands of dollars.

hen a young teen in New York was diagnosed with a brain tumor, her parents were gratified to hear that it was operable. But then the doctor explained the repercussions of surgery. The growth was on the pituitary gland, the hormone-production center of the body. Removal of the gland meant the end of hormone production – and there was no replacement available. That meant the end of her chance at a family, the doctors said. But did it?

Horrified, Gitty reached out to several organizations for help, but their answer was unanimous. “It doesn’t pay. You aren’t married, anyway. It isn’t worth it.” But Rabbi Bochner thought differently. Bonei Olam funded the procedure that protected Gitty’s future. Ten years later, on Erev Rosh Hashanah, she called Rabbi Bochner – to thank him. This is her remarkable story:

Bonei Olam reached out to its international branches, and got a quick response. The hormones she needed were available in Canada! The teen had the gland removed, and is getting highly-targeted hormone replacement therapy – because what’s an international, COVID-locked border when it comes to saving a world?

“I went through chemo and radiation – Gehinnom on this world. But one thing got me through it - the thought that I had a chance at a family. It was a remote chance. I was in my forties, and hadn’t found a shidduch even under the best of circumstances. But it was a great comfort.”

Bonei Olam’s international scope means that it has the entire world’s fertility expertise at its fingertips. From Israel to Europe to the Americas, if there’s a treatment that can help a couple, we have the connections to make it happen.

“And then, wonder of wonders, although I was a cancer survivor in my mid-forties, and though everyone had said it would never happen, I got married. And now I had a baby!” “It’s all because you cared. You cared enough to give me a chance, when no one else would! This is your child!” When others said “it doesn’t pay,” Bonei Olam stepped up to the plate – and merited to be part of a miraculous salvation.

Litt

big

In Conference

t looks like the White House Situation Room. Ten great poskim sit around a large conference table; analyzing, debating, deliberating. The atmosphere is charged; the discussion is heavy. The rabbonim are making halachic decisions that could impact a large number of couples. There are lives – generations – in the balance. Sometimes there are guests around the table – like a famous fertility specialist, who came from Japan to explain the intricacies surrounding an innovative new treatment. Other times, the conferences take place abroad, like gatherings in Eretz Yisroel that allow some of the greatest poskim of our time to participate.

Bonei Olam has earned the respect of the gedolim – and works closely with each couple’s rav before they approve any procedure. When a sheilah is particularly complex, Bonei Olam calls upon our generation’s greatest for guidance. Perhaps that is why they are trusted everywhere by those who hope for doros yesharim mevorachim – generations of proud Torah Jews.

Tomorrow at Nine

hen a certain woman called Bonei Olam for assistance, the counselor assigned to her case recommended that she see a particular doctor. A short time later, the counselor reached out to the client, to follow up. “I won’t be seeing the doctor you recommended,” she said, and mentioned the physician she’d chosen instead – a doctor with a poor success rate. “Why would you go there?” the counselor asked. “The doctor you recommended has a six-month wait,” the woman replied. “I’m desperate. I can’t wait that long.” “Well, what if I get you an appointment?” the counselor asked – and with the client’s permission, contacted the doctor. Her appointment? Nine a.m., the very next day.

tle Stories

g hopes

Of lit t le

$10

Stuck A long time ago we got stuck in a land

Where things were so big, we could barely stand The grass was so tall, it covered our heads,

We feared being trampled by giant foot treads. It started quite simply – we wanted a kid,

We tried this, we tried that, but whatever we did,

Didn’t help, though we wept great big oceans of tears, Marking the days and the weeks and the years

We were in a bad place, we were simply too small, To get through this challenge, it towered, so tall Each pebble a mountain, we trekked to the top,

Then found there’s no answer, it made our hearts drop. And the currency used in this very strange land, Was humongous – it just didn’t fit in my hand,

The coins were so big, when we needed money, I’d break my back dragging it – it wasn’t funny. Why, when the doc told me to pay up his bill, I felt I was pushing a rock up a hill,

The weight made me stagger, it made me see red, You see, I was in this well over my head.

But then, from the real world, we heard someone call, “Can we lift you up, so you don’t feel so small? Give us your burdens, don’t spare any worry,

We’ll take over everything – doctors, care, money.” From that very moment, we stood straight and tall, Bonei Olam took over, did not let us fall,

I tell you this story, ‘tween feedings and grins, Life is quite busy, with one year old twins!

baking bash $2,400 value SPONSORED BY $500 GIFT CARD

4921 12th Ave. 718.947.7400

$500 GIFT CARD

$350 GIFT CARD

$500 GIFT CARD

4301 13th Ave.

5015 16th Ave.

6103 15th Ave.

Towards Cookbooks

718.435.5900

718.871.4022

Of lit t le

‫לע"נ מרת חי'ה שרה בת ר' אהרן ע"ה‬

$10

BOSCH UNIVERSAL PLUS MIXER WITH STAINLESS BOWL 65

718.232.7044

Of lit t le

$10

Pocket Money $1,500 visa card SPONSORED BY

5511 New Utrecht Ave 718.437.8772

sr playground $2,000 value SPONSORED BY

www.srplay.com 855-836-4774 | info@srplay.com www.srplay.com

Of lit t le

info@srplay.com

855-836-4774

$10

Of lit t le

$10

toy utopia $1,500 gift certificate SPONSORED BY

Boro Park: 4510 13th Ave 718-435-8697

Monsey: 27 Orchard St. #111 845-425-8010 Williamsburg: 232 Lee Ave 718-643-3400

Lakewood: 1700 Madison Ave 732-243-8697

Of lit t le

$10

all that glitters $1,500 gift card SPONSORED BY

All That Glitters

4706 16th Ave | 718.853.8789

Of lit t le

$10

green's bath & home $1,000 gift card

SPONSORED BY

5017 13th Ave | 718.438.7984 Greens_baths_homes

Of lit t le

$10

amazon $1,000 gift card SPONSORED BY

‫‪$1,000 gift card‬‬ ‫‪SPONSORED‬‬ ‫לע''נ מרת שרה רבקה בת ר' שמואל ע''ה • ולע''נ ר' משה בן ר' אברהם ע''ה גאלדמאן‬ ‫ולע''נ מרת שפרה בת ר' מנחם מענדל ע''ה • ולע''נ ר' ישראל יצחק בן ר' דוד ע''ה מנשל‬ ‫ולע''נ פנחס בן שמואל בליי ע''ה‬

‫‪72‬‬

‫‪$10‬‬

‫‪la‬‬

‫‪target‬‬

‫‪le‬‬

‫‪38‬‬

‫‪Of lit‬‬ ‫‪t‬‬

‫‪nd‬‬

Of lit t le

$10

parnas hayom $1,800 value Become the philanthropist you want to be. You’ll earn the zechus of building a family — l’illuy nishmas a loved one, as a zechus, or to celebrate a special occasion.

We’ll give $1,800 in your name on the day you choose to a Bonei Olam couple, and hang a Parnas Hayom poster in our office on that date.

Of lit t le

$10

mefoar fine judaica $1,000 gift card SPONSORED BY Mefoar Fine Judaica

Brooklyn: 3919 13th Avenue / 718-436-0707

Williamsburg: 500 Flushing Avenue / 718-243-9001 Lakewood: 939 River Avenue / 732-243-070 www.mefoarjudaica.com

AIM B'YISROEL $1,000 value

FIVE DAY STAY AT AIM B’YISROEL OF NEW SQUARE SPONSORED BY

Of lit t le

Friends of Bonei Olam

$10

Of lit t le

$10

home office $1,500 value COMPUTER OR LAPTOP

SPONSORED BY

babylu studios $1,000 value SPONSORED BY

@babylustudios

Of lit t le

Babylu Studios | 347.598.1945 |

building toys

$360 gift card SPONSORED BY

too Double Play 4115 14th Avenue 718-438-0664

Of lit t

aspiring musician Yamaha portable keyboard with ultra

Exclusive Merchandise Company 1572 61st Street

Of lit t

SPONSORED BY

wide stereo + keyboard stand

‫לע"נ צבי בן ר' חיים ע"ה‬

$350 gift card

Of lit t le

american girl doll

Of lit t

SPONSORED BY

playmobil emergency Police Headquarters with Prison • Police Carry Case • Fire Station • Fire Ladder Unit • Fire Engine • Firefighters with Water Pump

‫לע"נ מרת חי'ה שרה בת ר' אהרן ע"ה‬

SPONSORED BY

Mitzva Kinder

NEW ENHANCED COLLECTION SPONSORED BY

Of lit t

Mitzva Kinder and Toys 4 U

MITZVAH KINDER SPONSORED BY

Mitzva Kinder

Of lit t le

AT HOME WITH the

fly away $500 value Restrictions Apply

Of lit t nd

SPONSORED BY

2 TICKETS ANYWHERE IN THE USA

GPS TRAVEL:

zev@gpstravelinc.com 845.558.4715

In honor of his brother and sister-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Adler

scooter $500 value SPONSORED BY

Of lit t

$5 89

Bentzy Tyberg

Super jackpot 1/20 • 3/$36

Win 10 Entries In Every Prize Super Jackpot tickets are sold separately and are not included in special ticket purchase.

jackpot

1/10 • 3/$25

Win 1 Entry In Every Prize Jackpot tickets are sold separately and are not included in special ticket purchase. 90

Kids Contest

Look Look closer closer

a little

Can you find the 5 items hidden on each page?

Land of Little

    

1 happy carrot A mini swing set 11 clouds A cement truck on-the-go 1 choo choo train

No Entry

    

2 pink crayons A block of “C” A wall-hanging lamp 3 shoes (think hard!) 1 bunny rabbit

Where Am I

    

3 toothbrushes (yes, 3) 2 droplets 1 plant Soaps on a shelf A bird that quacks

Little in a Big World

    

1 giraffe 1 snail 2 teddy bears 12 delicious fishes The blocks “C,” “Q,” and “U”

ENTER to WIN

Big Dreams, Little Dreams

    

2 balloons A sloth A cloud on a wall 4 stars 2 butterflies, upside down

Stuck

    

7 fireflies Blue flowers White flowers too 1 giant penny 4 tiny buttons

Circle the hidden objects on each page, then send in your answers (Tip: use white-out or a milky pen)

KIDS!

American Girl Doll or Hoverboard

1st

pLAce winner

LOL

    

3 bananas 1 egg, everywhere A whisk A mug in a sweater Sprinkles

2nd

pLAce Bonei OLAm Teddy Bear

grOwnups!

winners!

Win a $1500 Amazon Gift Card

1. Post your child’s scene, and mention the Bonei Olam auction 2. Send us a screenshot

3. Earn 1 free entry to our Amazon $1500 Gift Card

$1500

Send us your answers for a chance to win DEADLINE FEB 15 EMAIL: MAIL:

Contest@boneiolam.org WHATSAPP: 347.831.2400 FAX: 718.534.0054

Kids Contest c/o Bonei Olam 1755 46th St., Brooklyn NY, 11218

Kesher: To Tie the Knot “Bonei Olam was our Shadchan”

When Chaim Goldstein was diagnosed with cancer, his mother felt like she’d been caught in a war zone. Frightful realities hit her like rocks. Chemo. CRASH. Radiation. CRASH. Surgery. CRASH. Family. CRASH. Work. CRASH. But one word hit her like a bomb. Shidduchim.

Chaim was a wonderful Chassidishe boy, and at nineteen, had already been ‘on the market’ for half a year. And now this. They had to focus on survival, of course. But through all the pain and disruption, she couldn’t put the fear out of her mind: How would they find Chaim a shidduch?

Enter Kesher Networks, Bonei Olam’s new shidduch initiative. Kesher Networks maintains a massive online database of boys and girls with every type of medical condition, from serious to innocuous. The database includes users from every country on the globe, and opens users to shidduch possibilities they would never have known about otherwise. The process is complex. “Shidduchim are very nuanced. There are so many factors at play! You can’t just take a boy with diabetes and a girl with diabetes, and presto, a shidduch.” Mrs. Kestenbaum, who worked with Bonei Olam to establish Kesher Networks, explains how it works.

waits for a shidduch, he or she could be missing out on crucial child-bearing years. “If a girl with a condition, say, epilepsy, can’t find a shidduch until she’s thirty-eight, she’s losing precious time. Her chances at having a family are much lower than if she would get married in her twenties.” Kesher Networks opens the entire Jewish world to her and gives her a chance at finding a match – and starting a family – way sooner.

Kesher Networks is Bonei Olam’s second foray into the shidduch scene. The first was Ohel Sarala, which matches singles with waiting couples, bringing bracha to both. Ohel Sarala was founded at the behest of Harav Aron Leib Shteinman, zatzal, who said that two things give him no rest – the plight of singles and the plight of couples waiting for children. Kesher Networks brings the two causes together again. The program is a boon to countless singles. But it’s much more than a high-tech solution to a problem. Kesher is a program with heart. Its biggest asset is the people behind it.

“This isn’t your typical database, where people can conduct their own searches,” Esther Rosenfeld of Kesher explains. “The site is manned by shadchanim. We review the data and speak to both parties.” That is a critical point, for two reasons.

Number one? Confidentiality. Kesher will “The website has filters. A user – a parent never release a user name until permission is or single – creates a profile, and can select granted – typically after phone conversations what he or she would find suitable.” A typBONEI OLAM that determine basic compatibility. Many of ical search would feature an age range, Juthe people who sign up to Kesher keep their daism type (Litvish, Chassidish, Mizrachi, conditions secret, so maintaining confidentialietc.) ethnicity (Ashkenazi, Sephardi, etc.), ty is crucial. A Kesher Networks shadchan’s call N E T W O R K S personality type, and other relevant quescould sound like this: tions, including a list of medical conditions “I matched your daughter with a boy who has Condition ABC. the boy or girl would possibly consider in a spouse. That means XYZ. He takes medication, and the condition does not The “conditions” list reads like a medical manual, with wellotherwise interfere with his life. He is Litvish, lives in Canada, and known and obscure conditions alike. Cancer, anxiety disorders, is seeking a college graduate. Would that interest you?” Further diabetes and celiac are listed alongside rarer diseases, such as information is only shared after both sides agree to disclose genetic illnesses and fertility disorders. Cancer, genetics and more. fertility disorders are Bonei Olam priorities – which partly exThe second reason for a human shadchan is a lack of medical plains why Bonei Olam established the program. knowledge. Most people don’t understand the conditions listed, “Everyone knows me for my work at Bonei Olam, but not many and might turn down a perfectly-suitable match. know that I’m also a shadchan,” Rabbi Bochner says. The twinSay, there’s a girl with an obscure-sounding disease. She’s funckle in his eyes makes it obvious that he takes great pride in the tioning beautifully, and her disease doesn’t interfere with her title. life very much. You may even know her. What you don’t know “It makes sense. People call, for example, many years after we is that she’s on medication, or that she goes for monthly treathelped them with a child that had cancer. They want to know, ments. She might be a perfect match for someone with a condo I know of someone who also had cancer who would marry genital malformation, or a heart condition, or a completely diftheir child? Or maybe someone with a different issue would ferent syndrome. Only a caring human being can sort through take a cancer survivor?’ Very often, the answer is yes.” it all! “It’s the same with genetics. Our genetics counselors are top of Already, Kesher Networks has been instrumental in bringing the field. They know what conditions are hereditary, and they about a number of shidduchim. As word gets around and the know how to work with couples after they get married, so they database grows, the number of shidduchim grows exponentialcan have healthy children. It’s a very short jump from working ly. There is no limit to its potential. with families with genetic issues to matching them up for shid“We just facilitated a shidduch between a Canadian boy who duchim.” survived cancer and an American girl with a genetic condition. But the real Bonei Olam connection runs deeper. They’re from completely different circles and have almost no “Bonei Olam is about building families,” Rabbi Bochner says. mutual connections – but are so suited to each other; you can “And building families starts with shidduchim. If a person isn’t see Hashem’s Hand at bringing them together. Bonei Olam promarried, he can’t start a family.” He points out that if a person vided the kesher. We were Hashem’s shlichim.” A PROJECT OF

Kesher Networks is the Jewish community’s answer to the challenge of shidduchim for medically challenged singles. It assists people suffering from every possible ailment – from the most serious, like active cancer, to innocuous conditions like allergies. Confidentiality is guaranteed, so registrants have nothing to lose – and so much to gain! Shadchanim can access the shadchan portion of the site – but will not receive identifying information without the consent of the user and Kesher facilitator. To sign up, visit keshernetworks.org. 93

l igh t candle r e n i d l as i d n m o t h e r s s tan r ch i e th r o f d a v e ning

ads some wonder will I ever be a mother? Last year, 18,000 women began helping one childless couple every week, by donating $1 a week at hadlakos neiros towards their $18,000 treatment, and davening for that couple's success.

VZAKEINI STATS Join today!

boneiolam.org/vzakeini

TEXT

ONE YEAR

110

COUPLES FUNDED

‘miracles’ 484848

BABIES BORN

39,624 MEMBERS

24 H R H OTLI N E

848.305.5100

To the true STARs of our auction

With every little call, text, and undertaking, you made a world of a difference! You reached out to friends and relatives, hosted events, and went above and beyond to make this auction a success. You selflessly gave of your time and energy to help childless couples realize their dreams of parenthood.

No words could ever be big enough to express our thanks! MEET OUR STARs Miriam Abikzer Henny Abromowitz Mindy Ackerman Chany Adler Tziry Adler Blimy Adler Zissy Altman Frimet Appel Rivky Sura Appel Feigele Appel Rivky Ariel Shiffy Ariel Blimy Aron Chana Rochel Ashkenazi Ruchele Ashkenazi Chavy Askal Esty Asovski (Greenfeld) Masha Necha Auerbach Esty Ausch Miriam Austerlitz Ratzy Babad Ruchie Bakon Goldy Barminka Faigy Bauer Goldy Baum Ruchy Baum Chani Baumwolspiner Sara Bashy Beigel Malky Beigeleisen Miriam Beilush Tillie Beilush Chany Berger Miriam Berger Yitty Berger Rifky Berko Shaindy Berkowitz Yides Berkowitz Toby Berkowitz Shaindel Berkowitz Esty Bernstein Libby Bickel Gitty Biner Trany Biston (Fromowitz) Mindy Biston-R Esther Miriam Bixenspan Chanie Bleeman Shoshy Blum Chumi Blum Leah Blumenberg Chaya Henny Bochner Laya'la Bochner Rivky Bodansky Chaya Suri Bodenstein Perela Bornstein Sara Esther Bornstein Faigy Brach Mimi Braun Sura Chaya Braun

Malky Esther Braun Bassy Braun Suri Braunstein Esther Shaindy Breuer Bashy Breuer Chaya Brickman Chany Brisk Devoiry Brodt Frady Brodt Malky Brodt Goldi Bruck Shaindy Bruck Raizy Brull Tzivi Brull Sura Faigy Buchinger Gitty Burger Gitty Burger Etty Cisner Rochel Dancziger Tziry Davidson Faigy Dembinsky Gitty Dembitzer Malky Desser Chany Desser Toby Deutch Chany Deutch Sury Deutch Blimi Deutsch Brucha Hena Blima Dirnfeld Chavi Drizin Ruchelle Eckstein Fradel Malke Eckstein Gitty Eidelisz Freidy Eidliz Breindy Eiger Blimy Eigner Rivky Eigner Chaya Einhorn Malka Zissy Einhorn Ruchie Einhorn Chaya Sara Eisdorfer Raizy Elbaum Chavy Engel Chevi Engel Surie Engelberg Chaya Gitty Fasten Sara Liba Fasten Esty Feder Chayala Feder Henchie Leah Feferkorn Malky Feferkorn Baila Feig Devoire Feig Tzirel Fein Hudyee Fekete Chany Feuerwerker Ricky Fisch Dina Fisch

Rivky Fisch Malky Fischel Miriam Fischer Chaya Fraidy Fischer Goldie Fischman Leah Fischman Gitty Chaya Fish Rifky Frimet Fisher Simi Fishman Cheivi Fixler Esty Fleischer Bruchy Fleischman Chayala Fliegman Ruchy Flohr Esty Frank Toby Frankel Sury Frankel Chani Frankel Shaindy Frankel Leah'le Freidman Mindy Freudenberger Yitty Freund Sury Fried Chavy Fried Raizy Fried Ruchy Fried Shaindel Leah Friedberg Leahle Friedlander Sussy Friedman Roisy Friedman Chavy Friedman Esty Friedman Nechuma Malky Friedman Ruchy Friedman Rivky Zelda Friedman Faigy Friedman Rivky Friedman Rivky Friedman Blimi Friedman Esther Blimi Friedman Gitty Friedman Rivky Friedman Shifra Miriam Friedman Yides Friedman Rivky Friedman Yitty Frisch Tzipora Fromowitz Malky Fuchs Ruchel Liba Fuchs Rochel Leah Fuhrer Devoiry Gandel Shevy Gandel Sury Gandel Malky Gandl Hindy Ganz Sara Gitty Garfinkel Toby Garfinkel Chany Gefner

Miriam Gelb Raizy Gelbman Chaya'la Gelbman Chany Gelkopf Ricki Geller Ruchy Geller Miriam Gewirtzman Mishket Glassman Toby Gluck Esther Miriam Gluck Rivky Gluck Bracha Sima Gobioff Aliza Gold Yachy Goldberg Cheved Goldberger EttyBrucha Goldberger Sury Goldberger Goldy Goldberger Basya Brocha Goldberger Pessy Goldfinger Idy Goldklang Chaya Goldy Goldman Fradel Goldman Faigy Gordon Henchie Gottesman Chaya Blimie Graus Tzurty Green Leah Greenbaum Toby Greenbaum Ruchy Greenberger Molly Greenberger Rivky Greenfeld Mariam Chana Greenfeld Praiza Esther Greenfeld Fraidy Greenfeld Aidy Grosinger Chaya Raizel Grosinger Etty Gross Gitty Gross Devoiry Gross Yocheved Gross Chana Ruchela Grossbard Cheved Grossberg Chavi Grossman Trany Gruber Brany Gruber Riki Gruber Malky Grunbaum Yides Grunberger Baila Grunfeld Chanie Grunfeld Leah Malka Grunfeld Michy Grunsweig Esty Grunwald Raizy Grunwald Zissy Grunwald Esther Fally Grunwald Malkie Gubitz Faigy Gutman Malky Gutman Blimy Gutter Frady Guttman Tzippy Haas Ratza Hendel Hager Chany Halberstam Devoiry Halberstam Leah Halberstam Malky Halberstam Perrie Halberstam Rivky Halberstam Gitty Halpern Yitty Halpert Zissy Handler Malky Handler Rivky Hartman Leahle Heiman Serel Heimfeld Esther Chava Heller Devoiry Herbst Mimmy Herman Sara Perel Herman Chayala Herschlag Shevy Hershkowitz Yenty Hershkowitz Chevy Hershkowitz Malky Hershkowitz Roiza Yides Heskel Soshe Rochel Heszkel Suri Hirsch Chany Hirsch Blimy Sura Hirsch Toby Hochman Esther Shaindy Hoffer Rivky Hold Malky Hollander Goldy Holtzer Ricky Honig Chaya Surie Horowitz Dina Horowitz

Etel Leah Horowitz Ruchy Miriam Horowitz Chani Horowitz Chumy Horowitz Malky Horowitz Rochmy Horowitz Chani Illes Nechy Illowits Reizy Ilowitz Esty Itzkowitz Chaya Shevy Itzkowitz Gitty Itzowitz TziryChaya Jacobowitz Rivky Jacobowitz Gitty Joseph Goldy Kaff Chany Kaff Perele Kaff Devoiry Kahan Chana Ruchy Kahana Dina Kahana Matty Kahana Shaindel Chaya Kahana Tzipory Kahn Perry Kahn Chaya Rena Kantor Sury Karmel Hindy Kasten Sara Zissy Kasten Raizy Katz Shaindy Katz Esther Katz Miriam Katz Faigy Katzburg Miriam Kaufman Blimy Kaufman Baily Kaufman Chayala Kaufman Gitty Kaufman LeahSura Kelner Chani Kenigsberg Zelda Kirsch Leah Kish Zissy Klagsbrun Chaya Tzipory Klar Roizy Klar Raizy Klein Chavy Klein Beily Klein Bassy Klein Chaya Gitty Klein Miriam Bruchy Klein Sarah Leah Klein Baila Ruchy Kleinman Chayala Kletzky Sossy Knopfler Malky Knopfler Chumy Kohen Brany Kohl Zissy Chana Kohn Miriam Kohn Miriam Kohn Gitty Kohn Malka Zissy Kohn Baila Kohn Beily Kornfeld Chavi Kornitzer Faiga Leah Kovalenko Gitty Krammer Zlaty Kraus Gitty Krauss Blimy Krauss Chani Krausz Estee Krausz Perel Kruger Sara Esther Kugelman Brocha Kugelman Devora Kuperman Devorah Leah Landau Tzippy Landau G. Landy Rivky Miriam Langsam Breindy Laufer Charny Lax Shaindy Lax Blima Leah Lebowitz Bruchi Lederer Toby Lederer Blimy Lefkowitz Rechy Lefkowitz Leah Sura Lefkowitz Pessie Lefkowitz Faigy Leiberman Miriam Zissel Leibler Rochel Laya Leifer Chumy Leiser Minky Lev Miriam Levi Mariam Levine

Sury Levy Blimy Lichtenstadter Gitty Lichter Rivky Esther Lichter Chaya Sara'la Lichter Estie Lichter Raizy Lichtman BlimaSura Lichtman Raizy Lichtman Perele Lichtman Chany Lichtman Devoiry Lichtman Reizy Lichtman Libba Shevy Lieberman Chumi Lipschutz Chevy Lissauer Miriam Lobel Tzipory Loeffler Trany Loeffler Perela Loeffler Rochel Leah Lowy Trany Lunger Brandelle Lunger Perela Lunger Sury Lunger Bruchy Luria Gitty Luria Libby Luria Esther Toby Malik Shaindy Malik Malky Malik Miriam Mallach Chana Leah Mandel Hentcha Chaya Mann Matty Mann Miriam Mannes Yittela Margareten Esther Margulies Esty Markovits Leah Markowitz Tziri Markowitz Sury Masri Sury Masri Faigy Mayer Rifka Faiga Mayer Hindy Mayerowitz Shani McCarthy Zeldy Meisels Devoiry Meisels Yocheved Meisels Bruchy Melber Michly Melen Shevy Mendlowitz Chayala Mendlowitz Charny Mertz Milky Mertz Toby Mertz Tanah Miller Shaindel Yehudis Miller Beily Miller Faigy Mittelman Yittel Faigy Mittelman Esty Mittelman Sury Mittelman Sury Mittelman Tzila Monheit Chaya Rivky Mordkovych Bruchy Morgan Raizy Morgenstern Blimy Morris Miriam Leah Moshel Chaya Moskowitz Devoire Moskowitz Rivky Muller Pessy Muller Shaindy Muller Galit Murray Esty Nadler Leah Neugarten Chaiky Neustadt Chana Shiffy Neuwirth Goldy Newman Rivky Niederman Chaya Feigy Niederman Batya Noble Leah Norowitz Toby Nussbaum Rifky Nutowitz Goldy Oberlander Chani Oppenheim Matty Ort Malka Perel Ostreicher Malky Paskes Chumy Paskesz Blimy Raizel Paskesz Freidy Perlmutter Gitty Sura Perlmutter Gitty Perlstein Chayala Pesach

Esther Frady Pfeifer Ruchy Phillip Feigy Phillopson Sarah Rivka Pilchick Chava Leah Polatsek Fraidy Pollack Malka Sury Pollak Chaya Esther Pollak Yachet Sura Pollak Chaya Rochel Pollak Suri Pollak Toby Porges Perela Preisler Chana Prero Ruchie Prushinowiski Hindy Rabi Shoshy Rabinowitz Goldy Dina Rapaport Roizy Rapoport Breindy Ravitz Ruchie Reichberg Sury Reichman Rivky Reiss Elky Richard Devorie Rieger Blimi Ringel Rivky Ringel Tzivi Ringel Miriam Ritterman Rivky Rockove Sara Rechie Rosen Chavy Rosenbaum Yitty Rosenbaum Malky Rosenberg Leah'la Rosenberg Frimy Rosenberg Esty Rosenberg GoldyRuchel Rosenberg Esther Rivky Rosenberg Libby Rosenberg Malkie Rosenberg Roizy Rosenberg Shaindy Rosenberg Yocheved Rosenberg Chanala Rosenberger Miri Rosenberger Beily Rosenberger Tzipora Leah Rosenblum Breindy Rosenblum Rechy Rosenfeld Henny Rosenfeld BinaChaya Rosenfeld Raizy Rosenfeld Devoiry Rosengarten Hindy Rosensweig Chaya Elky Rosner Ruchy Roth Chani Rubin Rifky Rubin Chany Rubin Chevy Rubin Toby Rubin Henny Sabel Chana Bina Salzberg Ratzy Samuels Shaindy Sasoon Ruchy Sattelmeier Esty Schachter Yocheved Schachter Riki Schapira Gittel Devoiry Schiff Rivky Schindler LibaGolda Schlager Toby Schlesinger Roizy Schnitzer Shifra Miriam Schonfeld Blimy Schonfeld Gitty Schonfeld Gitty Schonfeld Peri Schonfeld Chavi Schorr Perry Schwarts Raizy Schwartz Yittel Leah Schwartz Freida Mirel Schwartz Frady Schwartz Chayalla Schwartz Perele Schwartz Sura Malky Schwartz Gitty Schwartz Leah Batsheva Schweid Hindy Schwimmer Suri Schwimmer Shoshana Segal Simi Seidenfeld FaigySura Sendrowitz Rochel Blimy Sheinshneider Chaya Libby Shmedra Shaindy Shprintzeles

Some Bonei Olam STARs do not appear on these pages. Some chose to remain anonymous. Others may have been omitted due to technical issues. They are all our stars – though they may be hidden from view. We thank you all!

Miriam Chana Shwartz Malky Siegman Yocheved Shifra Silber Perela Silber Blimie Silberger Raizy Silberman Frimy Silberman Tzipoiry Silver Blimy Simon Gitty Singer Pery Esther Singer Chaya Ruchy Singer Chaya Surie Slomiuc RifkyFraida Sofer Raizy Solny Dini Spierer Chani Spitz Chaya Rivky Spitzer Simi Spitzer Genendy Spitzer Ryna Spitzer Rena Srugo Yachy Srulowitz Charny Stark Rifky Chaya Stark Brany Staub Gitty Stauber Rifky Stauber Tzippy Steiff Malky Stein RuchyRaize Stein LeahChaya Stein Baily Stein Leah Steinberg Leah Steinberg Leah Steinberg Perri Steinberg Rivky Steinberg Devoiry Steiner Suri Steiner Tzivi Steiner Rifky Steinmetz Leah Chana Steinmetz Gitty Steinmetz Rifky Steinmetz-K Chaya Sury Stempel Devoiry Stern Shiffy Stern Gitti Sternhell FradyYitta Strasser Chani Strasser Rivky Stuhl Reizy Sturm Shaindy Swimer Rochmy Tambor Faigy Tambor Rochmy Tambor Fraida Leah Taub Mechtzy Taubenfeld Devoiry Teichman Chavy Teichman Malka Teitelbaum Breindy Teitelbaum Chany Teitelbaum Soshi Teitelbaum Roizy Tevlovitz Miriam Tiechman Dvorah Traube Blimy Trebits Chaya Dini Trebitsh Shani Trenk Miriam Tyberg Zlaty Tyrnauer Roizy Ungar Gitty Ungar Rikki Ungar Naomi Vainer Chany Vanmessel Chevy Waldman Shevy Weber Chany Weber Shaindy Weber Devoiry Weber Blima Chany Weber Malky Weber Sossie Weber Zissy Weber Chany Wechter Esty Wechter Faigy Weichbrod Hendy Weichselbaum Charny Weider Hudes Weider Rivky Weinberger Frimet Weinberger Miriam Weinberger Zlaty Weinberger Breindy Weinberger Breindy Weinberger

Temmy Weinberger Leah Weinstock Hendel Weiser Baily Weiss Miriam Weiss Chana Rivky Weiss Malky Weiss Miriam Weiss Leah Weiss Yides Miriam Weiss Madel Weiss Sury Rivka Weiss Mindy Weiss Rivky Weiss Pessy Weisselbuch Chany Weissman Mrs Weissman Esty Weissman Tzipory Weizel Brany Welz Baily Wertzberger Shifra Wettenstein Bruchy Tzurta Wieder Malky Wieder Matty Wieder Chanie Winkler Shaindy Witriol Shevy Wiznitzer Tziry Wiznitzer Tova Wosner Zlatty Wulliger Blimi Zaidman Leah Zaidman Simchy Zaidman Leah'la Zeig Leah Rivky Zeig Chana Leah Zelcer Rochmy Zenwirth Chani Zimmerman Esther Shprintzy Zitronenbaum Fraide Blima Zitronenbaum Bruchy Teitelbaum Ruchy Israel Gitty Weinberger Bruchy Leimsider Ruchy Friedman Mrs. Fish Chaya Leah Hirsch Dina Goldstein Libby Landau Mrs. Karpen Mrs. Oberlander Mishket Laufer Mrs. Schwartz Mrs. Steinberg Mrs. Landau Blima Fulop Esty Ekstein Miriam Roth Leah Schwartz Shaindel Spielman Sara Moshkowitz Libby Goldberger Miriam Leah Weiss Hinda Leah Lowy Shevy Fried Brany Landau Rachel Perl Beck Hentchy Lowy Frimy Weinstock Rivka Mendlowitz Esther Kohn Chana Berkowitz Hentchy Scher Mrs. Roth Chana Henna Brach Raizel Herzog Goldy Mann Bailu Berkowitz Sara Miriam Friedman Sara Chana Zoldon Rivka Rochel Teitelbaum Faigy Spitzer Blimi Lowy Mrs. Wertzberger Miriam Chana Brach Esty Weberman Chavy Karpen Esther Frimy Halpert Libby Roth Goldy Greenfeld Esther Leah Teitelbaum Beilu Kahana Faige Weinberger Fraidy Tyrnauer Mrs. Polatchek Mrs. Spitzer Shaina Ruchel Brach Toby Mendlowitz

Chany Cuan Mrs. Wertheimer Miriam Perel Brauner Devory Spillman Mrs. Weiss Yenty Fried Chaya Bruchy Simon Rifka Friedman Mrs. Dershowitz Gittel Esther Kaufman Mindy Falkowitz Chaya Gitty Teller Etty Breuer Leah Ginsberg Chaya Breindel Gluck Leah Halpert Nissi Markowitz Blimie Scher Faigy Weinberger Esty Katina Rivky Miller Miriam Chany Srugo Libby Tennenbaum Matty Weinstock Fraidy Bittman Simi Brown Chaya Yozef Yittel Herman Mrs. Friedman Leah Markowitz Fraidy Broder Miriam Pela Fogel Chava Teitelbaum Temmy Jacobowitz Malky Kohn Tziry Katz Malky Gandel Faigy Rosenberg Mrs. Heimlich Zeldy Wagshal Chani Frankel Chani Mendlowitz Yides Goldberger Sura Rochel Zorger Yachet Hindy Hollender Etty Kaufman Mrs. Rutner Malky Weinstock Perry Weinberger Mrs. Goldstein Chavy Haberman Dina Raizy Glick Mrs. Schwartz Faigy Hershkowitz Gitty Gluck Mrs. Rutner Shiffy Reisz Surie Sholomon Rivky Wertzberger Faigy Falkowitz Rivky Friedman Chany Friedman Chany Basch Chany Safdie Chaya Gitty Jacobowitz Suri Cuan Ruchy Zabel Blimi Sauber Chany Blum Chaya Relly Kraus Chany Gross Esti Goldstein Raizel Jacobowitz Hentchy Gluck Esther Glauber Rachi Mittelman Esti Klein Fraidy Hershkowitz Nicha Shaindy Wetzberger Tzivy Glauber Naomi Chalilof Mrs. Szegedin Mariam Blima Aker Esti Gabra Faigy Landau Zlaty Gross Rochel Zicherman Ruchy Lebowitz Esther Chavy Rosenfeld Malky Berger Malka Blima Weinstock Chany Freund Zlaty Friedman Raizy Halpert Mrs. Polatcheck Libby Rubinfeld

Bailu Friedman Raizy Friedlander Miriam Mertz Rivky Srugo 1 Ruchy Gruber Rivky Srugo 2 Malky Ungar Blimy Fischer Suri Fisher Mrs. Blum Devoira Gitty Brach Mrs. Rubinfeld Mrs. Hershkowitz Hindy Brach Mrs. Feldman Chana Suri Steinberg Rivka Rochel Altman Sarah Goldenberg Mrs. Goldstein Mrs. Katz Mrs. Kraus Mrs. Sofer Mrs. Bleich Mrs. Weinstock Mrs. Wesel Mrs. Kohn Mrs. Falkowitz Chana Shaindy Weberman Mrs. Weinstock Mrs. Sternfeld Libby Glantz Chana Brown Libby Ungar Esther Rubin Mrs. Mendlowitz Mrs. Teitelbaum Fraida Gelly Blum Chaya Sury Cohen Devorah Tyrnauer Bruchy Goldberger Roiza Mirel Katz Perry Goldstein Mrs. Weinstock Mrs. Appel Rivky Daskal Miriam Brown Rachel Spitzer Ruty Landinsky Malky Freund Pessy Wertzberger Breindy Lieberman Devoiry Gluck Charny Gluck Mrs. Spillman Mrs. Neustat Esther Breuer Mrs. Goldberger Mrs. Chaim Faigy Roth Mrs. Heilburn Mrs. Katz Mrs. Englander Frimet Weiss Mrs. Klein Mrs. Landau Mrs. Feldman Mrs. Lowy Mrs. Dana Mrs. Wertzberger Mrs. Porges Mrs. Weinstein Mrs. Teller Mrs. Neuhauser

Mrs. Jacobowitz Sara Lipschutz Mrs. Strulowitz Mrs. Feurstein Raizy Brach Miriam Marmorstein Yocheved Goldenberg Suri Tager Simi Niderman Sussy Stern Mrs. Feldman Roizy Silberstein Rachel Fisher Frimet Landau Goldy Gluck Chana Sheindy Katz Chaya Ruchy Mallach Chumi Miller Chumi Tannenbaum Mrs. Spitzer Mrs. Steinfeld Tzivi Braver Rifky Brach Suri Meisels Mrs. Markowitz Leah Jacobowitz Chana Matty Schwartz Simi Schwartz Shaindy Stern Fraidy Brisk Chana Rivky Hirsch Naomi Trichter Leah Weiss Zlaty Brach Faiga Rivky Deutsch Breindy Friedman Leah Masri Shaindy Schwartz Yitta Udy Ekstein Esther Pearl Fried Libby Klein Mrs. Guttman Freidy Kaufman Mrs. Friedrich Shaindy Gottlieb Shaindy Kahana Mrs. Spitzer Mrs. Goldstein Mrs. Landau Mrs. Stauber Mrs. Gandel Fraidy Schwartz Mrs. Basul Mrs. Tannenbaum Gitty Karpen Matty Teller Freidy Gross Shevy Sofer Sheindy Fuchs Mrs. Spira Mrs. Fuchs

Gitty Grossbard Rivka Leah Singer Leah Hendy Eisdorfer Fraidy Schwartz Ruchy Mendlowitz Mrs. Safdie Mrs. Safdie Mrs. Rosenfeld Mrs. Spitzer Malka Blimy Markowitz Esty Kupczuyk Mrs. Kibudy Freidy Greenfeld Chayala Gross Feige Jermias Mindy Levy Tziry Minkof Yitty Rolnitzky Mrs. Rosenberg Breindy Schwartz Shifra Fried Mrs. Weiss Zissy Farkas Libby Hershkowitz Mrs. Lipschitz Mrs. Green Malky Berger Udy Grossbard Ruchy Stesel Pessy Ungar Mrs. Weinberger Chana Roizy Klar Leah Kraus Idy Moskowitz Mrs. Itzkowitz Brana Mauskopf Chumy Kornbly Devoiry Lieberman Faigala Aaron Leah Udel Saal Mrs. Feuwerker Mrs. Landau Tzipora Rechel Ekstein Gitty Roth Mrs. Greenfeld Reizy Friedman Matta Lea Farkas

We’re searching for STARs just like YOU

Join a tight-knit group of women from all over the world who come together each year to share warmth, laughter, and a single, vital mission: Ensuring every one of our Jewish sisters has the means to achieve their dream of motherhood.

Get the STARs Treatment: Join exclusive retreats and exciting getaways Earn big prizes — and even bigger schar Be part of building worlds, one precious baby at a time.

CALL TO JOIN 718-534-0054

order form

2. free gift selection

1. prize selection 1

Grand Prize Eretz Yisroel $10,000

with a donation Of $250 CHOOSE ONE

KMR Vacation

Simspon Jewelers

Rosemarie Wig

Renaissance Furniture

New Kitchen

J Morgen Jewelers

SOIE by Renaissance

Relish Dish

Loeffler's Furniture

Heritage Silver

Rainbow Lighting

California Getaway

Eva & Chloe

Kaufman's Timepiece Jewelry

Tuition

Amor Jewelry

Of lit t le

$25 nd

No, I don't need a gift

Of lit t le

You must select a gift in order to receive one.

Make your selection by checking the applicable numbers. If you want more than one ticket of any item, write quantity of tickets in boxes below.

$15

Elegant Linen

Amsel Jewelry

S&W Design

23 TH Interiors

24 Oh Baby!

25 $2,500 Visa Card

Toby Wig

27 Florida Getaway

19 Hazorfim

Cookbook

Book

with a donation Of $180 CHOOSE ONE

SR Toys 4 U $1,500 Visa Card Playground

Baking Bash

Parnas Hayom

Mefoar Judaica

Picture Perfect

Doona

41 Aim B'Yisroel

35 All That Glitters

Green's $1,000 Bath & Home Amazon

Music Mat

$1,000 Target

Water Bottle

Uncle Moishy Book

Home Office

Of lit t

$10

Matches Cloche

Esti's World of Fashion

Focus

Of lit t le

Timeless Design

American Girl

45 Playmobil Zoo

53 Enhanced

Playmobil Emergency

Mitzva Kinder

Downright Duddy

54 At Home

Mitzva Kinder

55 Fly Away

Babylu

Building Toys

with a donation Of $100

Aspiring Musician

56 Scooter

Bonei Olam Comedy

Jackpot 1/$10 • 3/$25

Super Jackpot 1/$20 • 3/$36

Prize Total

Super / Jackpot $ Shipping optional $ Grand Total

3. payment information

Within the USA

Bonei Olam will ship your free gifts at no charge. Please allow 2-3 months for your gifts to arrive.

ptional: Add $8 to your donation to help cover the cost O of shipping your gifts.

ordering information Web Orders:

Name

BoneiAuction.org

Phone

Cell

Phone Orders:

718.534.0054

Fax Orders:

Address

718.534.0054

City/State/Zip

Email Orders:

Orders@boneiolam.org

Credit Card

Card No. Exp. Date:

NEW! FREE SHIPPING!

Check enclosed

Mail Orders:

Bonei Olam Headquarters 1755 46th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11204

CVV

Drawing Date: 03.01.2022

Concept & Copy

Frimet Blum 718.258.4426 FrimetBlum@gmail.com

Creative + Design + Print

www.ptexgroup.com 1-888-977-7839

Creative:

Mushky Polak Chana Snyder Yaffa Eichler Mattie Holtzberg Asher Lowy

Producer: Motty Reisz

Photography: Jacob Hersko

Photoshoot Stylist: Nitza Loketch

thank you! We couldn’t have done it without you! Malky Adler Blimy Amsel Chana Ruchy Appel Shaindy Apter Leah Berg Devoiry Berger Chaya Berko Shoshana Berliner Shoshy Blum Chanie Bochner Robin Bochner Chaya Peri Bodek Leah Bornfreund Pessy Bornfreund Devoiry Braun Esther Breier Esther Breuer Machla Cohen Melanie Dahan Chaya Roizy Dana D'vory Dembitzer Shoshana Dembitzer Raizy Deutsch Ruchella Eckstein Shlomit Eichler Rivky Einhorn Toby Engel Hencha Leah Fefferkorn Breindy Feig Gitty Feldheim Malka Esther Fischl Rivkie Fishman Raizy Fogel Henna Fonfeder Baila Frankel Chani Friedman Layee Friedman

Coordinators

Frimet Appel Yitty Beilush Pessy Bornfreund Devoiry Braun Hindy Brodt Raizy Brull Roizy Chaya Dana Tziry Davidson Zissy Derbaremdiger Etty Erps Beily Fasten Miriam Frank Ricki Geller Chaya Esty Glick Chaya Yenty Goldberger Leah Esther Gordon Baily Greenfeld Sury Grunbaum Rivky Halberstam Devora Zeldy Horowitz Esty Itzkowitz Sossy Knopfler Nissy Krishevsky

Leah Friedman Riki Friedman Suri Friedman Zlaty Fruchter Raizy Gelbman Roizy Glauber Chaya Gluckstadt Bracha Sima Gobioff Itty Goldklang Temy Gratt Surie Greenbaum Etty Gross Feigy Guttman Goldy Guttman Miriam Gutman Raizel Esther Hershkowitz Yenty Hershkowitz Rutti Hertanu Charny Herzog Dvoiry Herzog Yenty Hochheiser Rivky Hollander Chayala Horowitz Ettel Horowitz Ruchella Horowitz Chany Illes Miriam Esty Itzkowitz Rochie Junik Goldy Kaff Toby Katz Chanzy Klein Shevy Klein Rivkie Kleinbart Esther Ruchy Kohn Goldy Kohn Chaya Sura Langsam Shiffy Lebowitz

Shaindel Levovic Ruchel Mirel Levy Gitty Lichtman Chany Linder Esther Tzivy Levy Chayala Lowy Brandel Lunger Brandelle Lunger Sura Zlata Lunger Chana Sarah Maimon Bailu Malik Brana Mauskopf Rivky Meisels Shaindy Meisels Matty Mertz Perri Miller Bailu Moskowitz Chaya Mossberg Devoiry Muller Rivky Muller Yitty Muller Miriam Myski Hila Nachmani Goldy Noe Maryam Nussbaum Shany Oldek Libby Oster Rivky Pasternak Idy Perlmutter Devoiry Pollack Esty Porges Mimi Rabinowitz Gitty Reichman Esther Rokeach Rivky Rokove Yehudis Rosen Esty Rosenberg

Goldy Rosenberg Miri Rosenberger Pesha Raizel Rosenfeld Rechy Rosenfeld Chaya Rossman Leah Zissel Silver Esty Singer Faigy Spira Devoiry Spitz Yitty Spielman Esther Raizy Steiner Perry Steinmetz Draizy Sternhell Aliza Sturm Miriam Leah Taubenfeld Chana Mindel Tauber Sara Todd Reb. Chana Twersky Chaya Bluma Twerski Yocheveth Twersky Esty Tyberg Chevy Ungar Esther Dassy Ungar Esther Goldy Walter Mirel Weber Chaya Wieder Dini Weiss Esther Weiss Rivky Weiss Libby Wenger Etty Wertzberger Basya Wosner Yitty Wosner Lany Zajac Sura Rochel Zorger

Bruchy Landau Chanie Lax Chany Linder RuchyFaiga Lowy Dini Lowy Henny Mayerowitz Toby Mertz Chayala Moskowitz Devoire Moskowitz Rivky Muller Devoiry Muller Roizy Malke Neiman Libby Oster Toba Pessy Porges Rivky Reinhold Shaindy Reinhold Idy Rosen Esty Rosenfeld Leah Chani Rothbardt Rivky Samuel Gitty Schreiber Miriam Schwartz Ruchy Chaya Spielman

Faigy Spira Devoiry Spitz Goldy Stark Chevy Unger Rochel Zissel Unger Chevy Unger Malky Weiser Peri Wiesel Itta Surie Wirtzberger Bruchy Wiznitzer Shevy Wiznitzer Chaya Suri Wolf Rivky Wosner Brana Mauskopf Mindy Lowy Ruchy Stessel Yachet Hirsch Chana Hindy Stein Chani Mendlowitz Chaya Sury Unger Chevy Schalilof Dini Teller Draizy Guttman

Esty Bittman Goldy Simon Hinda Leah Eckstein Hindy Wertzberger Idy Bleich Leah Rosenberg Leah Weiss Maity Weider Malky Brody Matty Hirsch Menny Gluck Mimi Greenfeld Perel Chana Green Raizel Leah Fogel Rochel Leah Schwartz Ruchy Hershkowitz Ruchy Mendlowitz Sura Roizy Chemea Sura Shevy Katina Sury Wertzberger Tzipora Yides Jacob

Bonei Olam would like to express deep appreciation to our outstanding medical advisory counselors, who meet this challenge 24/6.

Bonei Olam

1755 46th Street

Brooklyn, NY 11204

e ra c t i v

kids contest WWW.PTEXGROUP.COM

Se e insi de!