Donate to the shul without it costing you a cent! Next time you shop at The Butcherie in Brookline, remember to ask for your receipt to be stamped. When you send your stamped receipts to the shul, we turn them in and The Butcherie donates 5% of your receipt total (3% for credit card purchases) to the Shul. What an easy way to support a great cause! 
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What's New Upcoming Events Fund-Raising for Wheelchair
Fund-Raising for Wheelchair
Our great rabbis required us to read Pirkey Avot ("Chapters of the Fathers") between Passover and Shavuot to strengthen the love among the Jewish people. Traditionally, the reason cited is that this is in memory of a plague that killed the 24,000 students of Rabbi Akiva who died by divine decree during this period for not honoring one another properly. Pirkey Avot is unique in that it is the only tractate of the Oral Law dealing with ethical and moral principles.
In Chapter I, Mishna 2, Rabbi Shimon states three cause of the world's stability: “Upon three things the world stands: The Torah; The worship of God; The bestowal of loving-kindness"... Shimon the Righteous.
It has almost been two years that our close relative, father of four little kids, has had to deal with an unusual disease. Recently the doctors informed him that he had to have an operation to amputate his left leg. This sickness forced him to quit his job, and it threw the family into a terribly difficult financial situation. The family is struggling to pay the health expenses as well as the other, regular expenses. Their big need now is an electric wheel-chair that can help him to be more independent. The cost of a chair like this is about $1,400!
The Adams Street Shul community has decided to donate the Matanot La-evyonim (donations for the poor) that has been collected on Purim toward this goal. So far we have $850. We need $550 more to buy the chair.
If you would like to part of this great Mitzvah please contact Rabbi Weinberg at 617-467-4647 or Eyal Cohen at 617-935-3247.
With every best wish and gratitude,
Eyal Cohen
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