Ari's fundraiser for Kehillat Kasuku

Thousands of miles away from Atlanta, where dirt floors replace nice carpets and well-ventilated rooms, and you’re more likely to see a zebra than a puppy, a small Jewish community stands in rural Kenya, the Kehillat Kasuku Jewish community. On the surface, we may seem like very different cultures, but amazingly we are very similar since we share our beautiful Jewish values and traditions. Unfortunately, we also share the nightmare of COVID-19, and while we open a faucet to wash our hands and keep basic sanitation standards, they can’t because they simply don’t have running water. This special community is in desperate need of a well and restrooms and I am compelled and determined to help them. I prepared this short video that shows the story of this community. 
Thank you for considering making a difference in helping these special families stay healthy and safe. Your kind donation is giving children HOPE, and I promise... THAT is the most amazing feeling.

Ari