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Wedding Assistance
Thank you for participating in helping sponsor a wedding for a couple in need. Below we are sharing their story. Tizku L'mitzvos!
Tzvi Mordechai S. is the 4th of 7 children to get married. His father learns and his mother is a teacher. His father was sick with cancer twice, one time requiring a bone marrow transplant. In addition, one of his sisters had cancer as well and was hospitalized for a year in a different city, undergoing treatment and many difficult surgeries. Their oldest son (now Baruch Hashem married) was born very early weighing just 570 grams. He required extensive medical care throughout the years, and this added to their expenses.
They do not even know where to begin with the wedding expenses and have asked for help the alleviate some of the stress.
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