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Naftali Tessler |
Brooklyn, NY
Naftali Tessler
My journey with Chai Lifeline began with a heartfelt devotion inspired by the love and care the Achim B’yachad family has shown towards my great friend Yossie Moskovits' son, Shulem, who is a camper in Camp Simcha. Witnessing the profound impact of their support on Shulem has ignited my passion to make a difference.
I'm honored to join Shulem once again in raising funds for Chai Lifeline, me by cycling and Shulem by supporting me in this effort to raise money for such a great cause.
This summer, I'm thrilled to join Bike4Chai again, a thrilling cycling event supporting the incredible work of Achim B’yachad Chai Lifeline for children and families. Each mile I pedal and every dollar I raise will make a real difference, providing vital programs and services for over 6,000 families facing illness, crisis, and loss. These services include counseling, meal delivery, transportation to medical appointments, financial assistance, and much more.
But we can't do it alone. We need your help to make a meaningful impact on the lives of these families. Please consider donating today to help us reach our goal and provide essential support to those who need it most.
Your contribution, no matter the amount, will make a tangible difference in the lives of children battling cancer, disabilities, or other serious illnesses. Together, we can bring hope, support, and care to those who need it most.
Additionally, sharing this campaign with your close ones can help raise funds and awareness for those facing difficulties in life. Spread the word and make a difference together.
Thank you for standing with us in support of the children and families of Achim B’yachad Chai Lifeline.
"There is not a day in the year that goes by that I don’t think about my happy, exciting experience that I have in Camp Simcha. It is truly the boost for my entire year." - Shulem Moskovits
Together in solidarity,
Naftali Tessler and Shulem Moskovits
PS. For more information regarding this ride please visit bike4chai.com
I'm honored to join Shulem once again in raising funds for Chai Lifeline, me by cycling and Shulem by supporting me in this effort to raise money for such a great cause.
This summer, I'm thrilled to join Bike4Chai again, a thrilling cycling event supporting the incredible work of Achim B’yachad Chai Lifeline for children and families. Each mile I pedal and every dollar I raise will make a real difference, providing vital programs and services for over 6,000 families facing illness, crisis, and loss. These services include counseling, meal delivery, transportation to medical appointments, financial assistance, and much more.
But we can't do it alone. We need your help to make a meaningful impact on the lives of these families. Please consider donating today to help us reach our goal and provide essential support to those who need it most.
Your contribution, no matter the amount, will make a tangible difference in the lives of children battling cancer, disabilities, or other serious illnesses. Together, we can bring hope, support, and care to those who need it most.
Additionally, sharing this campaign with your close ones can help raise funds and awareness for those facing difficulties in life. Spread the word and make a difference together.
Thank you for standing with us in support of the children and families of Achim B’yachad Chai Lifeline.
"There is not a day in the year that goes by that I don’t think about my happy, exciting experience that I have in Camp Simcha. It is truly the boost for my entire year." - Shulem Moskovits
Together in solidarity,
Naftali Tessler and Shulem Moskovits
PS. For more information regarding this ride please visit bike4chai.com
Donations
$2,000.00
1.
Path for Growth Team
From the PFG team
$360.00
2.Rides To Fly
$360.00
3.Yehuda Zelik
$360.00
4.Moshe Yiddi Nussenzweig
$260.00
5.Dr.Shmuel Dovid Styler
כל הכבוד to a wonderful,loving,kind Holy Brother
$252.00
6.Dovid And Rochel Tessler
Naftuli keep moving. Don’t ever stop inspiring others
All our love.
Yanky Glassman
76 donors
