Happening In… Issue 959
| May 2, 2023Revenue from their popcorn sales reached the grand total of $47.50
Happening in… Detroit
This past week, Hatzalah of Michigan ran a campaign to raise money to purchase their first ambulance. Two youngsters, Yisroel Meir Weissman and Elimelech Sender, both second-graders at Yeshiva Beth Yehudah of Detroit, decided to get in on the action.
The two boys purchased some kernels, borrowed a popcorn machine, and set up a homemade stand. Revenue from their popcorn sales reached the grand total of $47.50, which they promptly deposited with Rabbi Shimshy Jonas, captain of Hatzalah of Michigan.
(Originally featured in Mishpacha, Issue 959)
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