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Something has to change so that women don’t become so disillusioned that they simply choose to give up
“Baruch Hashem I’m cured, and this will be my secret”
Are our high standards causing us to ignore the young people in shidduchim who don’t fit our vision?
Waiting for the perfect kallah was a recipe for disaster
“I’m just so glad this is behind me, It’s been tough but baruch Hashem I’m cured, and this will be my little secret.”
Adopt a Shadchan (AAS) began with a small group of dedicated shadchanim, committed to helping singles find their match
"A person might actually miss out on their bashert and years of happiness because they said no based on a picture"
Today they’re household names, but it started with a leap of faith: "I’d go over to one or two guys a night, introduce myself, and just say, 'Hi, I’m a shadchan, can I help you?' ...
“You know how our community is,” he said. “And you have to think about what this will mean for your other children’s shidduchim”
They promised her, and they’ve done all they could to make it happen, but now their way forward is blocked
Shadchanim tell it like it is