Last Thursday, our beloved Mashpia, mentor and friend lost his war with cancer.
Rabbi Zalman Baras lived to make others feel cared for. Before Shiva ends, help us give his seven young kids a worldwide hug like the one their father gave the world!
One Week. $1 Million. #OneLastHug
If anyone knew how to make pain go away, it was Rabbi Zalman Baras.
When others gave up, Zalman gave hope—he even beat a “hopeless” cancer. Twice.
Sadly, Rabbi Baras lost his third battle last week, just 38 years old. He leaves behind his wife Nechama Dina, and seven young kids, the oldest being just 12 years old.
We are his Mesivta students, who feel the love of Torah because of Rabbi Baras…
We are his classmates, who know what a 21st-century Chossid looks like because of our friend Zalman…
We are shluchim, teachers, parents and friends who leaned on Zalman for spiritual support, without being asked for anything in return…
Through his life and through his pain, Zalman continued to focus on what others needed.
Though none of us can fill the void he left, ALL of us can ease the pain a little bit.
When several friends visited recently, Zalman shared the moving story of the “hug” he asked of the Rebbe, and the profound response he received. THIS was Zalman.
Whether you can send a simple hug—$25, $36, $100 to cover immediate daily needs—or a full embrace—$1,000, $5,000, $12,000 to send his daughters to high school, his sons to Mesivta and to pay off the lingering medical costs—you CAN help ease the pain!
Help us give Zalman’s family a small token of the care and comfort he gave in his short life.
