acts of kindness

A home gemach rivaling major charity organizations: cars, eggs, hotplates, events, chairs, books, and guest rooms - meet the Tayar Family's unique gemach.

"It happened with a passenger, the master of complainers: 'Driver, turn off the air conditioner, it's too cold', 'Driver, why isn't the AC cooling?', 'Driver, turn off the radio', 'Driver, turn up the radio', 'Driver, go slow', 'Driver, why are you braking?' And I, the little driver, had to absorb all these demands and endure." A journey with the driver, Hanoch Grenevitch.

For most of us, a day is divided into exactly 24 hours. However, for people like Yoram Maman, a certified electrician by profession and a member of the Kiryat Shmona City Council, who is constantly on the go to perform more and more mitzvot, the first half of the day is spent on a standard job, and the second half is dedicated to volunteer electrical work for anyone in need.