EXTEND THE LEGACY OF ABRAHAM’S EISHEL

The Legacy of Eishel

The Torah tells us Abraham planted an Eishel– a tree symbolizing boundless kindness through acts of generosity, offering food, drink, and shelter to those in need. This Eishel has become a symbol of hospitality, inspiring communities to support one another.

A Home of Warmth, Emunah, and Connection

Rabbi and Rebbetzin Haller have built an Eishel in our community, opening their home each Shabbos and Yom Tov to over 100 guests for meals and fellowship. In their backyard, a shul for 200 serves as a haven for those reconnecting with Judaism.

A Sanctuary for Those in Need

The Hallers’ Eishel also provides food and lodging for up to 40 people facing hardship. Their kindness expresses the vision of the Lubavitcher Rebbe and a selfless commitment to serving others. Help sustain this home of love and kindness with your support. Donate now.

Did You Know Facts:

Every now and then, we encounter unique individuals whose kindness and dedication seem boundless.

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