CONTEMPORARY • furniture • lighting • wall decor • gifts • silk florals • interiors Rabbi Rcuven Drucker Committee Rabbi Shmuel Irons Rabbi Dovid Simcha Rabbi Mordechai Wolmark Young Israel of Greenfield Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg Young Israel of Southfield Rabbi Avrohom Jacobovitz Machon LTorah Rabbi Don Loketch Congregation Beth Jacob Mogain Abraham Tzedakah Enhancement Project 15919 West Ten Mile Road • Suite 207 Southfield, Michigan 48075 (313) 424-8880 • Fax (313) 424-8882 File * Date BE IT KNOWN THAT WE HAVE EXAMINED THE To celebrate our DOCUMENTS - 39th ANNIVERSARY OF (NAME) PERMANENT for • & We'll pay the Sales Tax!! casual living modes NAME OF INSTITUTION ADDITIONAL REMARKS The document offers proof of affiliation. Project Will Register Tzedakah Solicitors ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM ASSISTANT EDITOR SuperSale Special Sunday OPening (12-5 P.M.) 20% OFF Entire Stock AM, THE PURPOSE OF THESE FUNDS IS FOR: _ INSTITUTION _ INDIVIDUAL ONLY THE ORIGINAL OF THIS DOCUMENT WITH THE APPROPRIATE SEAL IS VALID. November 27, 28, 29 18 AND HAVE FOUND THEM TO BE IN GOOD STANDING. The Tzedakah Enhancement Project is reasonably sure that the information in this certificate is accurate. and does not endorse any cause. In the merit of the Mitzvah of Tzedakah, may you and your family be blessed with He, health, and happiness. •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Valentina . Authorized Signature (We're located 1/2 mile south of 1-696 on Woodward Ave.) Applegate Square 29799 Northwestern Hwy. • Southfield 354-4560 I FI 0 DATE OF LAST DETROIT SOLICITATION - 544 1711 • 22961 WOODWARD • FERNDALE Including Sale 1 _ THIS CERTIFICATE IS VALID UNTIL - For the best in contemporary home furninshings and accessories for over 39 years! 741.144494 k M dwil Pi 11 _ REFERENCE ■ 1 11 \ we're offering special savings of 20% • 60% Off _ IDENTIFICATION 1 /2 Down on Layaway! Previous Sales Excluded! Valentina Too Harvard Row Mall 11 Mile & Lahser • Southfield 352-6801 S even Orthodox rabbis, including the leaders of four synagogues, are supporting a new organization responsible for registering mishulochim who solicit tzedakah in metro Detroit. In a letter mailed to families throughout the area, Rabbis Reuven Drucker of Young Israel of Greenfield, Elimelech Gold- berg of Young Israel of Southfield, Avrohom Jacobovitz of Machon L'Torah and Dov Loketch of Congregation Beth Jacob Mogain Abraham note that "difficult financial times have acutely affected so many families and institu- tions both here and in Israel." They say the new Tzedakah Enhancement Project actually will in- crease charitable donations because it will "provide our congregations with the con- fidence that the causes pre- sented by individuals or in- stitutions are worthy, so that we may respond with a meaningful contribution." Through the Project, mishulochim would be interviewed by committee members, then provided with documents verifying of with the organiza- tion they represent. The Tzedakah Enhance- ment Project Committee comprises Rabbi Mordechai Wolmark, head of the Merkaz, the laymen's association of the Council of Orthodox Rabbis (Vaad Harabonim), and Rabbis Shmuel Irons and Dovid Simcha of the Kollel. The creation of the Project follows a decision last month by the Vaad not to register mishulochim. That decision was made out of concern of possible embarrassment re- questing a letter of approval might cause to one soliciting tzedakah. Representatives of the Merkaz and others have suggested that the commun- ity also needs to be pro- tected. Jews are obligated to