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Purim lives above nature. Through joy, generosity, unity, and even a bit of wine, the day’s practices can help hasten the writing of the redemption’s Megillah.

The Bochstab family remembers their son Yagav, kidnapped to Gaza, by distributing cakes and winter supplies to those in need, keeping his spirit of giving alive.

Due to shortages, Jerusalem's situation worsened. In the small Jewish settlement, there were 700 widows, some refugees from previous conflicts, prompting this touching initiative by the women of Jerusalem.

After going through years of waiting for her own children, Nava Pasha decided to start a unique fertility medicine charity. Today, the charity serves women from all sectors, offering a listening ear, rare medications (by prescription), massages, and complementary treatments.

Raising millions with brief phone calls, rebuffing prime ministers, and doing everything to ensure her husband's studies were uninterrupted—Rebbetzin Margalit Yosef's unique character as described by close associate Rabbi Shalom Saadon.

What do you do when there's a lockdown but match meetings need to go on? In the heart of Bnei Brak, there's a unique charity providing a venue for match meetings. Nirith Shalom shares her story.

Eight months after Rina Shnerb was murdered while on a trip with her brother and father, Rabbi Shnerb shares the most difficult moments in his life, the religious and charitable initiatives that emerged following her death, the tzitzit that served as a tourniquet, and the great comfort that unexpectedly entered their lives as they welcome a new baby girl.

A heartwarming initiative takes off in Ra'anana. 'When winter hit, I stepped outside and felt a blast of cold wind. I thought about people with nowhere to escape the cold, and as I started collecting coats, the response was amazing.'

Doron Kasami shows that with some care and generosity, we can make a big difference for children from low-income families.

Knitting with Love: Around 30 women from the Sharon region and central Israel have embraced the preemie ward at Poriya Hospital, creating stunning wool hats for the infants. Rina Pinchasov, the project initiator: "We knit miniature hats and pray for their growth."

They say a person's name says a lot about their nature, and in the case of Col. Ronit Lev, it rings particularly true. She has a big heart dedicated to one noble mission: to bring joy to the remaining Holocaust survivors and fulfill their wishes.

Two weeks ago, the benevolent and Israel-loving Jenny Rivka Sofer passed away suddenly. Rabbi Zamir Cohen, Hidabroot Deputy Director Nir Garmi, and close acquaintances share stories of this exceptional and rare figure.