He sets aside about a dollar a day, and Shefa House turns it into real tzedakah given daily in his name. He put this in motion himself, and it keeps giving, now and long after 120 years.
Real mitzvot, carried out every day in his name. And Dani gets to watch every one.
In the merit of Daniel ben Shlomo Ohayon, may his merits keep rising.
One decision, about a dollar a day, and a legacy he gets to watch grow.
Daniel "Dani" Ohayon, 54, runs a small family bakery in Hollywood, Florida. His parents came from Casablanca, and his clearest childhood memory is his father's pushke by the register. A coin in the box every morning, before the first customer, no matter how the week was going.
When his father passed, Dani sat shiva and realized something simple: he didn't want his own giving to wait for a memorial page. He wanted to build it himself, while he's here to see it. So he set up his own tzedakah yerusha with Shefa House: about a dollar a day, turned into a real act of tzedakah given daily in his name.
Now his page fills with mitzvot he gets to watch: meals set, groceries left quietly, learning dedicated in his name. And because the fund carries on, his neshama keeps rising through this giving even after 120 years. A legacy measured in merit, not money.
Family and friends who follow his page, light along, and add giving of their own.
About a dollar a day becomes real tzedakah, given daily in your own name. You get to watch it grow, and it keeps rising after 120 years.
Every dollar becomes daily zechut, given in his name.
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