From yahrtzeit to yom hachuppah

An orphan shouldn’t walk toward the chuppah worried about how to pay for the wedding.

For an orphaned chosson or kallah, the happiest day of their life carries an empty place that no one can fill. Aneinu helps provide wedding expenses, clothing, housewares and the essentials they need to begin their new home with dignity.

Help marry off an orphan

A family’s story

The linens a kallah could be proud of

While choosing linens for her new home, a young kallah heard her mother ask for the least expensive set. She understood the burden her wedding placed on a widowed parent—and quietly began to cry.

Aneinu stepped in so she could begin married life with beautiful essentials and dignity. Donors may choose a wedding night, and Aneinu will use the gift for a wedding taking place as close as possible to that date.

She wasn’t asking for luxury. She just wanted to begin her new home with dignity.

“Helping an orphan marry is a powerful zechus for a family’s own simchah.”
A tradition shared in the name of the Steipler Gaon

Help them begin their new home with dignity.

You may not be able to fill the empty place at their chuppah. But you can stand beside them as they build their future.