Make Her Day: Succos 5782
If you could make someone’s day, whose would it be, and why?
Coordinated by Miriam Milstein
Written by Ariella Schiller
We asked: If you could make someone’s day, whose would it be, and why?
You responded with stories of heavy burdens, carried with courage and faith.
You responded with tales of grace and giving.
You told us about the women you admire, the women you’d want to celebrate.
And together with some generous sponsors, you helped to Make Her Day.
Grant a Dream Touched by what you read? You can also make someone’s day. Partner in our Make Her Day initiative, and help us bring joy into more families’ lives. Be in touch at mishpacha.com/makeherday or email makeherday@mishpacha.com.
(Originally featured in Family First, Issue 760)
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