16,000
| April 18, 2023The swelling number of treats showcase the proportionate increase in limud HaTorah
The number of doughnuts given out in conjunction with Kollel Chazu, a bein hazmanim learning program operating in the greater Central Jersey area, with locations in Lakewood, Toms River, and Jackson Township. The program begins shortly before Pesach as bein hazmanim commences for thousands of bochurim and runs until Rosh Chodesh Iyar, when the zeman resumes. As an added bonus for the thousands of participants, organizers place doughnuts in every location, and the swelling number of treats showcase the proportionate increase in limud HaTorah.
(Originally featured in Mishpacha, Issue 957)
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