Help Yosef & Dahlia Build a Bayis Ne’eman B’Yisrael

Dear friends, community members, and all those who value the mitzvah of supporting a new Jewish home,

We are Yosef Green and Dahlia Linton, and with sincere hearts, we are reaching out for help as we prepare to build our bayis ne’eman b’Yisrael. Baruch Hashem, we are engaged and looking forward to starting our lives together with joy, commitment, and a shared dedication to Torah values.

However, due to painful and complicated family circumstances, we do not have the financial support that many young couples are blessed with. This has made the process of planning a kosher, modest wedding extremely challenging.

Why We Are Seeking Support

We are humbly trying to raise $20,000 to cover the basic and essential costs of a halachically appropriate wedding, including:

• A simple, kosher hall for the chuppah and seudah

• Modest catering to honor the simcha

• A photographer to capture the memories we hope to share with our future children

• Wedding attire and basic décor

• Necessary fees and logistical expenses

We are not looking for luxury—only the ability to celebrate this simcha in a dignified, meaningful, and kosher way.

The Meaning Behind This Simcha

For us, this wedding is not merely an event. It represents establishing a Jewish home built on emunah, chesed, and mutual respect. Starting out without family support is painful, but it has strengthened our appreciation for the chesed of Klal Yisrael—the way our community lifts one another up.

Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us take another step toward building our future with stability and joy. Your support is a true act of hachnasas kallah, one of the greatest forms of tzedakah.

How You Can Help

Give what you can to help us reach our goal

Share this campaign so others can take part in the mitzvah

Send brachos, chizuk, and good wishes—they mean more than you know

From the depths of our hearts, thank you for helping us begin our marriage with dignity and hope. May you be blessed to share in many simchas, and may Hashem repay your kindness manifold.

With gratitude,

Yosef & Dahlia