Tzedakah Boxes by Emanuel

It is a traditon for the Jewish woman to put some coins into the Tzedaka Box before Sabbath candle lighting, as a merit for her prayers to be accepted. Thus, the Tzedaka (Charity) Box is an integral part of Jewish law and tradition.

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Yair Emanuel Tzedakah Boxes

Giving Charity

Sensitivity for human suffering and a willingness to donate generously to deserving causes is a Jewish characteristic. The custom to give charity goes back to Temple times when visitors would help to contribute to its upkeep. Today, the ever-present charity box in the Jewish home is an on-going reminder to always remember the needs of others.

A Yair Emanuel Charity Box

Yair Emanuel, one of Israel’s most popular Judaica artists, brings us a selection of striking charity boxes that add a new dimension to giving charity. There is a choice of colorful wood boxes, painted in acrylic colors and then painted with layers of lacquer to ensure durability and long-lasting wear. The illustrations depict lively views of Jerusalem, Hamsa or Yair’s hallmark peacock design. For children, there is a delightful Noah’s Ark image that will encourage them from a young age to drop in their coins and enjoy the mitzvah of giving charity. Alternatively, Yair offers anodized aluminum boxes in a sleek circular design. These come in striking contemporary color combinations that will enhance the d&233;cor wherever they are placed.

When to give charity

Jews customarily give charity at all times of the day – when they wish to celebrate, before praying, on Yahrzeit days and to commemorate special occasions. It is customary to keep a charity box next to the Shabbat candles and to slip in a few coins before welcoming Shabbat to the home. Others keep a box in a prominent place in the kitchen. It is never too early to teach children to give charity. So, keep a box in a child’s bedroom or study.

Your Yair Emanuel charity box.

When you buy a Yair Emanuel charity box, you are demonstrating loyalty to Jewish tradition and custom. Proudly display in a prominent place in your home and show your firm commitment to the Sages teaching that charity saves a person from evil decrees and brings blessing to the home.

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