Kimcha D’Pischa

We cannot fill the empty chair. Together, we can fill the table around it.

This Pesach, widows are wondering how they will afford matzah, meat, fish, clothing and Yom Tov necessities for their children. We cannot take away their loss. But together, we can take away some of their worry.

Help fill their Pesach table

A family’s story

When a child leads the Seder

This year, Shaya will try to lead the Seder where his father once sat. For children like Shaya and Moshe, Mah Nishtanah and Yachatz carry a heartbreak most guests cannot see.

Aneinu provides food, clothing, matzah, meat, fish, and Pesach necessities so grief is not compounded by financial fear.

For most children, Mah Nishtanah is a highlight. For an orphan, it can be a reminder of who isn’t there to answer.

“When you break your matzah, remember their broken hearts.”
Rabbi Yaakov Goldberg

We cannot fill the empty chair. Together, we can fill the table around it.

When a child leads the Seder

You can’t fill the empty chair. You can fill their table.