This evening we begin Rosh Hashana and the three week Yom Tov season.� For most of us, it is a time of joy and celebration.� But for too many families, it is a time of tremendous stress.

We have all experienced the impact of inflation on the cost of household items the past few years. �Now imagine what that has meant for families that couldn�t make ends meet even before inflation sent prices skyrocketing,

Bobbie�s Place is�still�the only store with no price tags and no cash register.� Its prices don�t change.� But what has changed is the increasing number of families turning to Bobbie�s Place for help, and the increased prices they have to pay for the clothing they provide.

After a recent visit to see Bobbie�s Place in operation, Rav Elya Brudny shlita encouraged those who can to partner with Bobbie�s Place and assist the families who turn to them for help, reminding them of the promise �Im Atah Misameach Es Sheli, Ani Misameach Es Shelcha.

As Rav Yisroel Resiman, shlita said after visiting, �Bobbie’s Place is one of a kind, kulo kodesh. Buy into the suits, the skirts, the dresses.� Help spread simchas Yom Tov to homes that don’t have it.�

Bobbie�s Place serves more than 12,000 children from thousands of families.� Its annual budget exceeds $1.5 million � with no salaries, no fanfare and no expensive overhead.� It is run by volunteers, performing the purest form of chesed.

After seeing Bobbie�s Place, Rav Yaakov Bender, shlita was direct in his call to action:� �We all want a k�siva v�chasima tova and a gut g�bensht yahr.� There is no better way than by grabbing the z�chus of helping this mossad kadosh.�

Watch the short video below to see the Roshei Yeshiva and others sharing their Bobbie�s Place experiences.� And please donate�today�at�https://thechesedfund.com/bobbiesplace

May we all merit a k�siva v�chasima tova and a gut g�bensht yahr.