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Pidyon Shvuyim: help free a yungerman and his family

Pidyon Shvuyim: help free a yungerman and his family

Every entry supports Yad Velev’s Pidyon Shvuyim campaign, endorsed by Rabbi Elya Tzvi Spitzer Shlit"a and attorney Susan R. Necheles.

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There is no greater Mitzvah than Pidyon Shvuyim

It’s unbelievable

It sounds like a tragic story from centuries ago; it is almost impossible to fathom that in today’s modern world, such a heartbreaking situation could still unfold. Yet unfortunately, this is a stark, painful reality taking place now, right here in New York.

Without going into every complicated and painful detail of this devastating saga, here is a brief look at what is happening behind the scenes—and how it is crushing a fine, cherished yungerman and his respected family.

Chaim was a gentle, respected father, working hard to earn an honest living. Then, due to unforeseen circumstances, he suddenly found himself deeply entangled in a severe, unwanted ordeal. Now, a devastating court sentence of long years languishing in prison hangs over him, threatening to shatter his young wife and innocent children.

Yes! There is Hope!

As soon as the details reached our dedicated askanim, they threw themselves into the case with heart and soul. Countless emergency meetings were held between the askanim and the top legal experts. After tireless work, a strategic legal plan was developed—one that can, with Hashem’s help, clear this yungerman’s name, remove the heavy decree hanging over him, and save him and his entire family.

A Call from the Rabbonim and Askanim

The entire case is being closely guided and directed by leading Rabbonim, who are deeply involved in every detail of the situation, along with the close involvement of premier experts and askanim in the realm of Pidyon Shvuyim.

At the forefront stands a warm letter of endorsement and support written by the renowned Gaon, Rabbi Eli Tzvi Spitzer, Shlit”a, Rav of Ohr Chaim in Boro Park. Additionally, a detailed legal overview has been provided by top defense attorney Susan Necheles, emphasizing the critical importance and urgency of this campaign. And endorsed by Rabbi Yosef Dovid Gold Shlit”a

Klal Yisroel Rallies to Save a Brother

Klal Yisroel is gearing up for a massive campaign—a true testament to the beauty and compassion of the Am HaChesed, who will step up with heart and soul to rescue a brother in distress.

While prosecutors involved in the case are determined to see him sentenced to years behind bars, Klal Yisroel—bound by deep unity and devotion—is standing up with one goal: to see him completely cleared and freed from all charges as quickly as possible.

Win a Magnificent Yom Tov Table with Majestic Silver pieces!

In conjunction with this Pidyon Shvuyim campaign, an extraordinary raffle is being launched! Donors—from $1 to $500—will have the incredible opportunity to win a breathtaking set of magnificently crafted silverware valued at $50,000, ready to adorn your Yom Tov table this coming month of Tishrei.

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Before you enter.

Do I see the price before I pay?

No. You agree to pay before your ticket is drawn, with a maximum charge of $500. Your ticket number is your price: ticket #108 costs $108. Your number is drawn and charged in one step, so you never choose between prices. If your card is declined nothing is taken and the ticket goes back for someone else — a new attempt is a new draw.

How is my ticket number chosen?

The numbers and prices were fixed before sales opened. Our server draws one ticket at random from the tickets nobody has yet — you don’t choose it, and neither does the organizer. The rolling digits on screen are only the reveal; your ticket is already drawn when they start. Paying by card or charity card, your ticket is drawn and paid for before it is shown, so nobody — including you — sees a number that has not been bought.

Can someone else have my number?

Yes. Each number in this drawing is sold twice, so another entry carries the same number as yours. Each ticket is a separate entry and is drawn separately, and the price is the same whoever holds it.

How much will my card be charged?

Only your ticket’s own price, in one charge, and never more than $500. Your bank is not asked to hold any other amount, and your number is shown as soon as that charge goes through.

What if my card is declined?

Nothing is charged and no number is given out — the ticket goes back into the drawing and you can try again with another card. Because no number was shown, you are not paying for anything you have seen.

Can I pay with a charity card?

Yes. Your card is checked first, your ticket is drawn the same way, and the card is then charged your ticket’s price. If that charge doesn’t go through, nothing is taken and the ticket goes back into the drawing.

Does my ticket number tell me if I won?

No. Checkout confirms your ticket in the drawing. The winner is drawn separately, and the organizer announces the result and contacts the winner directly.

Does the winner need to provide anything?

Yes. The winner will need to provide a picture and/or a video, and agrees that their name, city, picture and video may be publicized by the organization and Fundvisers.

Can I enter more than once?

Each checkout is one ticket, and you can come back and enter again while tickets last. Every ticket is a separate number in the drawing. A card that is declined is not an entry — nothing is charged and no number is kept. If several attempts in a row fail, entries from your details pause and you can contact us.

Is my entry tax-deductible?

An entry is a raffle ticket purchase and may not be tax-deductible. Yad Velev’s Tax ID is 86-1741635. For anything specific to your situation, ask your tax adviser or contact the organizer.