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Recap: Avrumi explains the Grossman family dynamics to Esther Mindy, telling her why it is important to keep his mother happy. Esther Mindy is at first annoyed at the idea. Later, she tells Avrumi that she’s figured out how she can do that.

Mrs. Grossman is jerked out of an uneasy sleep by the sound of a gunshot after her husband leaves to the airport. When she gets up to see what’s going on, she sees a man lying on the floor in front of her house’s side entrance.

Chapter 27

For a full minute, Mrs. Grossman didn’t breathe.

Her heart raced like it was about to vibrate right out of her chest, her mind furiously screaming, “Call the police! Get out of there! Why are you just standing there?”

She began taking shallow breaths as she tried to figure out what she actually should be doing. Her phone was still clutched in her clammy hand, and her first instinct was to press speed dial 2. But after a second of letting it ring, she jabbed the Off button. He was surely in-flight by now. What am I supposed to do what am I supposed to do what am I supposed to do, she thought frantically. And then she heard the noise coming from the first level of her house. It sounded like someone opening cabinet doors and rummaging through them.

For the second time in a couple of minutes, she stopped breathing. Then she passed out, falling forward onto the windowsill as the world went dark.

Avrumi bit his lip, trying not to let out the words, “But why can’t you just make my mother happy all the time?” escape his mouth. He knew it wasn’t fair of him to say it, though that expressed his true feelings.

Instead, he said, “It’s a good idea. I think, though, that we should be really careful. You know…”

Esther Mindy pursed her lips and blew out a tiny breath. Was that how strong of a grip her mother-inlaw had on her kids?

She felt like saying, “Avrumi, why in the world are your mother’s feelings more important than mine? Hello, I’m your wife!”

But she didn’t.

It wasn’t fair of her to say it, after short a time being married. He was used to doing things his mother’s way for over twenty years. It was perfectly understandable that he was still used to it.

“Can I ask you a question?” she said, her tone just a tad sharper than it usually was.

Avrumi inclined his head in acquiescence, but Esther Mindy didn’t speak, waiting for him to verbally acknowledge her request.

“Go ahead,” he said finally. The mini-pizzas on their plates had long grown cold in any case. They would have to reheat it to eat it warm.

“If we had to-if we had to send a child to learn in a specific school that didn’t have the greatest name, but that child really needed it, would you decide not to do it because it would embarrass your family?”

“That’s different,” Avrumi said quickly, but weakly. “Then we wouldn’t have a choice…” he trailed off when he saw Esther Mindy’s

“Don’t you see,” she exclaimed passionately, “that’s exactly like what happened here. I think working in Bnos Rina is the best thing for me, but you don’t think I should be doing it because it embarrasses your mother. If we keep on living our lives being afraid to do anything that will upset your mother, then we might find ourselves making choices that are totally wrong for us!”

She stopped her heartfelt speech when she saw the look on Avrumi’s face.

“You’re right,” Avrumi said quietly. An image of his sister Raizy flashed into her head. Was it possible that the feeling he’d always had, that if she just tried harder to please their mother her life would be easier, had been flawed in the extreme?

“But still,” he said, and the same look came back onto his features. An expression like a frightened child.

It was hard to believe that this was the golden boy she’d married, the fleeting thought passed through Esther Mindy’s head. The boy who had literally everything. But not faith in himself.

Apparently, this was part of the surprises that one only found out about once they were married.

“That’s why I think that in every area that we can, we should try to make her happy. Whenever it won’t make us miserable,” she said. “I’m totally not saying that we should just ignore her demands altogether. But don’t you see how important it is to make our own decisions sometimes, especially if we can do it in ways that she doesn’t need to know or care about?”

“I guess it is,” Avrumi conceded. He smiled crookedly. “Life with you is never so black and white, is it?”

Esther Mindy smiled back. It was half-hearted.

Suddenly, Avrumi’s phone broke into song. Their eyes locked in surprise, then simultaneously went to the clock hanging on the wall.

“It’s nearly two o’clock in the morning,” Avrumi expressed their mutual shock. “Who could possibly be calling now?”

When she opened her eyes, the world was dancing in front of her.

Mrs. Grossman felt disoriented and dizzy. Something cold was underneath her cheek, and she was shivering in her warm robe for some reason.

Suddenly, she realized where she was and what had happened. The man on the pavement!

The noises downstairs!

She’d fainted right onto the windowsill, she realized. Her heart leaped into her throat once again, and she strained to hear if there were any more noises coming from the lower level.

There weren’t. It was absolutely silent.

Slowly, Mrs. Grossman disengaged herself from the windowsill where she had fallen and picked up the phone she’d dropped on the way down. Her head hurt and she felt groggy. Who could she possibly call for help?

Before Mr. Grossman had left, he’d mentioned that Avrumi had offered to come by while he was gone. She remembered being turned off by the idea, but right then she couldn’t remember why. Avrumi was a loyal son. It was a good idea to call him.

***

Avrumi reached past the saltshaker in the middle of the table to where his phone lay at the other end and picked it up.

The name on the screen shocked both of them into silence. It was his mother.

“Is our house bugged or something?” Esther Mindy blurted before she could stop herself.

“How’d she know?”

“I wonder why she’s calling,” Avrumi said at the same moment. He looked concerned. “You know my father just left on a business trip tonight.”

“Oh,” Esther Mindy murmured as Avrumi pressed Accept. Just as he did, the ringing stopped. He was about to call back when the ringing started up again. Now his brow furrowed. What was so important that his mother was calling him twice in a row at nearly two in the morning?

“Avrumi, I think we’ve had a breakin,” Mrs. Grossman said, her words tremulous and halting.

“Whaaat?!” Avrumi stood up and kicked his chair under the table. “A break-in?!”

“There were noises-gunshots, I think, and a man lying on the floor outside…”

“Did you call the police?”

“I don’t know…I’m afraid to…” Avrumi shook his head. “I’ll call. And I’m coming, Ma. Don’t do anything. I’ll be by you in five minutes. And stay on the phone, please.”

He put the phone on mute and turned to Esther Mindy, who was sitting still as a sculpture in her seat at the table.

“My mother says someone broke into her house,” he said disbelievingly, the words jerking out of his mouth. “I must go there and see if she’s okay and what’s really going on.”

“I’m coming,” Esther Mindy said instinctively. She hardly even noticed the flash of resentment that flared when once again, he was ready to drop everything for his mother-including Esther Mindy.

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Avrumi hesitated. He didn’t know if there was an actual intruder or his mother was simply afraid. Either way, he wasn’t sure Esther Mindy belonged there.

“I don’t know if it’s safe for you,” he said reluctantly.

But Esther Mindy had already disappeared into their bedroom to change. She returned ten seconds later to find Avrumi talking to his mother again.

“And you’re sure he’s gone now, right?”

“I don’t hear anything,” Mrs. Grossman said in the same weak, terribly uncharacteristic voice. She was still pitching her voice low, obviously afraid that someone was still prowling around. Avrumi felt his breaths shorten. This was absolutely terrifying.

“Okay, then, don’t talk more,” Avrumi said. “Stay on the phone, but stay quiet, just in case.”

He took Esther Mindy’s phone as they headed out the door, dialing 911. He spoke clearly and confidently to the sergeant who picked up, explaining what was going on.

***

Mrs. Grossman couldn’t remember what she’d done as she waited for Avrumi’s arrival. She was too numb for any coherent thoughts to form in her mind.

Avrumi was speaking to her on the phone, but she no longer heard what he was saying, something about the police…

Then she heard the noises again from downstairs, of someone opening her front door. Her heart nearly stopped and she was about

to black out again, when she heard Avrumi’s voice.

“Ma!” he called, loudly and urgently. She breathed again. But she didn’t say anything. She heard the heavy tread of many footsteps, some walking around the house, some heading up the steps. Avrumi took the steps three at a time, heading first to his parents’ room. Mrs. Grossman thought, detachedly, that she should really call out to let him know where she was. But she didn’t.

He found her a minute later, sitting on his old bed with a vacant expression on her face. “Mommy!” he exclaimed, coming closer. “Are you okay?”

She nodded, and his heartbeat finally slowed a bit. He’d run the few blocks to the house, Esther Mindy panting to keep up. When they’d arrived, they found a police car already parked in front of the house, with another two just pulling up.

“Thanks for coming, officers,” he’d panted as the men in blue emerged from their cars. Big, hulking guys, their presence made him feel safer.

“Don’t touch anything,” the police officers warned him as they entered the house together. “We’re going to check for signs of the break-in.”

Avrumi had barely heard what they said, intent as he was on making sure his mother was alive and well. Here she was, eminently alive, but apparently in a state of shock. Meanwhile, Esther Mindy was dealing with the police officers who had remained downstairs.

The chief police officer set up his headquarters at the massive dining room table, firing orders at his men, who fanned out over the Grossman property, and simultaneously interrogating Esther Mindy, who wasn’t able to answer most of his questions.

She was relieved when Avrumi appeared on the steps with his mother in tow, who was being supported by two Hatzolah personnel. How had they known to get here?

Everything seemed to be happening far too quickly for her to process it all.

Mrs. Grossman was a frightening level of pale as she was helped into a recliner, but that didn’t stop the police chief from turning his barrage of questions onto her.

“I don’t think she’s up to answering questions right now,” Avrumi said.

“Look, we might have a criminal to catch, you know,” the police officer said unsympathetically. “There’s no time to waste over here.”

Avrumi was saved from having to respond by another police officer who burst into the dining room.

“Hey, sir!” he said, panting. “There’s an unconscious man in the driveway!”

The words exploded in the air like a firecracker.

The police chief bolted from his seat. “Show me!” he commanded.

Suddenly, the room emptied as all the police officers and EMTs as well followed in his wake, heading to the side entrance. The Grossmans were left alone in the dining room, trembling from fright.

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The Story Behind the Providers Expo for the Special Education Industry

Since 1980, the Orthodox Jewish population has quadrupled. There are 260,000 children in the tri-state area to date, 40,800 of whom currently receive special ed services. And these numbers are constantly on the rise.

Baruch Hashem, the frum community is blessed with Jewish therapists who fill this ever-growing need. Hundreds of therapists graduate each year with the skills to work for Jewish agencies and schools.

Thousands of Jewish parents depend on these professionals to give their children the best chance at succeeding in school and beyond.

Who will link the providers with those who need them most?

Although the plethora of services available for our community is a wonderful development, a gap still needs to be filled — a matchmaking service that connects professionals with those seeking their services.

On November 13, 2022 - this is about to change.

Hundreds of special ed providers and other professionals in childhood development will gather en masse at the Expo in Brooklyn that will transform the demography of special ed in the Heimishe community.

Let’s hear from the organizers of the Providers Expo to learn more about the upcoming event: Who will benefit from this event? What will they gain by attending?

The expo is geared toward helping three categories of participants:

1. Parents.

Those with children in need of services will learn about the various services and resources available to them.

Whether they are looking for a school, camp, after-school program, Shabbos/ respite program or government aid, parents of special-needs children will have easy access to a wealth of information all under a single roof.

Parents of mainstream children in need of partial remediation can get acquainted with agencies, programs, various educational methods and more.

2. Therapists and industry professionals. These include therapists specializing in OT, PT, speech therapy, ABA, play therapy, social work and special education. In addition, unlicensed practitioners in the educational field are welcome, whether they specialize in teaching Kriah or English reading or working with children one-on-one, such as private Melamdim, tutors. Teachers and principals in the mainstream school system, resource room directors, and anyone in the education field will also gain by attending.

The educational providers will benefit from the vast networking opportunity that will expose them to the latest developments in the world of education. They will exchange

contact information, strategies, advice and resources that will broaden their horizons and help them succeed at work. Meeting with representatives of agencies, institutions and other companies looking for providers like them opens them up to employment opportunities and supplies them with important information that will come to good use.

3. People seeking to break into the education field.

The expo is a stepping stone for advancement. Several colleges will be represented. This is the perfect chance to make connections and talk to other therapists, so they can learn about what they can expect in the future.

What will be exhibited at the expo?

At the expo, one will have the opportunity to meet representatives of a wide range of therapy agencies, schools, camps, as well as after-school and Sunday programs.

On top of that, there will be a display of cutting-edge therapy products and equipment, learning aids, games and supplies, exclusive literacy programs for children and innovative programs intended to improve learning skills and make learning fun.

There will also be exhibits showcasing various skill-building programs, therapy models, therapy centers, colleges, and homework help. Agencies instrumental in securing approval for services will also be on hand. In short, attending this expo provides one with a veritable treasure trove of resources aimed at helping children in every aspect of their development.

How did this all evolve?

It all began when we realized the need to bring available resources and experts under a single roof - enabling those in need to find the appropriate educational services to advance their child’s development. This coordination is crucial, as implied by the following famous fable.

Three men were hired to work in a field. One had the task of digging a hole, the second was hired to plant the seeds, and the third had the job of covering the hole. One day, the planter didn’t show up to work to sprinkle in the seeds. Mindlessly, the dedicated workers continued doing their jobs of filling and covering an empty hole. They were doing their jobs. What more could be expected?

All too often, this scenario plays out in the education field. So many people are involved in a child’s schooling, from the teacher to parents and therapists. It isn’t enough for each person to do his/her job. Bringing everyone together under a single roof gives each party a deeper understanding of the full picture and takes the focus off their isolated job and onto the ultimate goal, which is to meet the child’s needs.

Realizing the necessity of coordination

between all the partners in childhood education was the impetus behind our initial expo in 2019, a groundbreaking event that merited overwhelming success, Baruch Hashem.

So this is your second expo?

Yes!

The first expo of its kind was held in 2019, before COVID. Events for the following year were in great demand but impossible to arrange due to COVID restrictions.

The feedback from the previous expo, with its 80 vendors and 1,500 attendees (including parents, therapists, teachers and principals), was enormous.

As a result of the networking that took place, parents found appropriate schools for their children; therapists obtained good jobs and side jobs. All in all, everyone went out with valuable information and contacts that came into use.

Just some of the incredible feedback we received after the 2019 expo:

A parent of a child with a severe speech impediment had expended much time and energy in search of a solution - to no avail. After getting hold of many helpful contacts, the parent found the right provider for the child, who finally got the sorely needed help and had his problem corrected only months after the expo!

A tutor struggling to get through to his challenging student gained valuable information and the answers to his many questions at the expo. The knowledge he accrued helped him develop a method that broke through the previously encountered barriers. Thanks to his newly acquired resources, he was able to reach the problematic child.

There are so many unsung heroes who work tirelessly on behalf of the children day after day. On November 13, 2022, they will finally receive the recognition they deserve as they take pride in their achievements and improve their skills while reveling in the pleasant atmosphere. What is the vision for this year’s expo?

Building on our previous success, we aim to double whatever we had in 2019. That means double the booths, the attendees, and the benefit. World-renowned speakers will be flown in exclusively for this event, a panel guiding those seeking to advance their careers, and coaches on-site giving practical advice on how to scale the career ladder rung by rung.

One day. One platform. Endless opportunities.

For booth reservations or to attend the Providers Expo, Call or Whatsapp 7189382954

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There’s something monumental about sitting in the Sukkah and celebrating with family and friends. This week, we bring you some festive and easy last-minutes desserts to sweeten your suedos even more. You can easily customize these desserts with mini Ushpizin name tags, pop sticks, etc. Be creative! The only thing that matters is the Simcha, the Achdus, and the memories that they’ll bring. Chag Kasher V’Sameach!

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Decadent, beautiful (and so easy! -- shhh…) these carrot & cream parfaits make a showstopping dessert for your Yom Tov table.

INGREDIENTS:

CARROT CAKE:

1 (1 lb.) bag carrots, peeled and sliced

1 cup oil

4 eggs

¼ cup orange juice

2 ½ cup flour

1 ¾ cup sugar

1 tsp. baking powder

1 tsp. baking soda

Pinch cinnamon

PARVE “SOUR CREAM” FROSTING

1- 16 oz container Mehadrin Wayfare sour cream

1 cup confectioners sugar

1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

Caramel popcorn, chopped pecans, or lotus crunch, for garnish

DIRECTIONS:

Carrot Cake:

1. Preheat the oven to 350° and line a 9x13 pan with parchment paper.

2. In a large bowl, combine the sliced carrots, oil, and eggs. Blend with a hand blender until smooth. Add in the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and cinnamon. Blend to combine.

3. Pour the batter into the pan until ¾ full. If there’s extra batter, you can pour into a small additional pan.

4. Bake for about 40 minutes, until a toothpick inserted comes out clean. Remove from oven and let cool.

Parve “Sour Cream” Frosting:

5. In a medium bowl, combine the sour cream, confectioner’s sugar, and vanilla extract. Whisk with fork to combine.

Parfait Cups Assembly:

6. Press small dessert cups into the cake, to create the bottom layer. Swirl a spoonful of frosting on top. Garnish with caramel popcorn, chopped pecans, or lotus crunch. Serve.

Tip: Easily customize these dessert cups with Ushpizin stickers!

BLENDED STRAWBERRY PEAR FRUIT

This will become a new staple on your weekly Shabbos rotation. It takes minutes to prep and is absolutely delicious. Decorate with your choice of garnish and enjoy!

INGREDIENTS:

oz bag frozen strawberries

30 oz can pears in syrup

cup blueberries- optional for darker shade

fruit, for garnish

In a large bowl, combine all ingredients. Blend with a hand blender until smooth.

To serve: divide the compote between individual cups. Top with sliced fruit and a dollop of whipoptional. Serve.

MINI PRETZEL PECAN PIES

Warm up the night with these nutty, fragrant pecan pies. Simply place on your hot plate at the start of the sueda and serve alongside cold vanilla ice cream with a drizzle of maple syrup. Enjoy!

Yield: 24 mini tarts

INGREDIENTS:

3 cups chopped pecans (you can swap half with chopped walnuts)

¾ cup dark brown sugar

1 teaspoon sugar

¾ cup corn syrup

3 large eggs, lightly beaten

2 tablespoons melted margarine

1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

⅛ cup chopped pretzels

1 cup mini chocolate chips

24 frozen mini tart shells

Vanilla ice cream and maple syrup, for serving

DIRECTIONS:

1. Preheat oven to 350° and line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Spread the pecans (and walnuts) in a single layer on the baking sheet and bake for about 8 minutes until toasted.

2. In a medium bowl, whisk the corn syrup, eggs, melted margarine, vanilla extract, and salt, until smooth. Add the toasted pecans, chopped pretzels and mini chocolate chips. Stir to combine.

3. Spoon the mixture into each tart shell (fill to the top, but not overflowing).

4. Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes, until mixture is set. Remove from oven and transfer the tarts to a wire rack to cool.

5. Serve with vanilla ice cream and maple syrup. Enjoy!

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ADiscipline has become a questionable word in our culture these days. Movements such as “health at every size movement”, “love yourself for what you are movement” and many similar movements have left many people confused. Hard work and discipline are a good thing in certain arenas, specifically in the weight loss arena, IF that is important to you. No one can convince you that you are not important enough to care about how you look or how you perceive yourself. Too much flexibility is just as bad as having too much discipline. We, humans, crave discipline at a certain point, and showing up for yourself is what you deserve. In this article, we will explore the difference between discipline and restriction.

There are subtle differences between the words discipline and restriction.

What is discipline? Discipline is a practice to train people how to obey rules. Discipline cannot work when you are all or nothing. Discipline is prioritizing the strategic and non-negotiable things that will lead to weight loss. Yes, you have to eat less. Yes, you have to exercise. Yes, you need to be disciplined to incorporate nutrients into your diet, but that is not restriction. Discipline is about showing up for yourself. Discipline is about promises to yourself. Discipline is about elevating your presence and being.

What is restriction? Restriction is constantly holding back from things you want to have. When you are restricted, you are holding back from certain foods all day, instead of changing your overall mindset. A restrictive mindset is not discipline! Restriction is easy to learn. It is black and white. Yes or no. All or none. Discipline is tough to learn but it is important. If you cannot follow through you will have a hard time reaching your goal. Many people think each Sunday that “This week I will be on track”, thinking that being on track means being restrictive.

That is their reason for failure, week after week.

Why is discipline so hard? It is hard for two reasons: Firstly, you may think that being restrictive is discipline. Second- you are lacking a true plan to follow. Discipline is having a plan and understanding what you need to do and how and when you need to eat. You need to ask yourself: What is my plan? How will I get to my goal? What am I expecting of myself this week? Discipline makes some people uncomfortable. You cannot be disciplined if you do not have a healthy relationship with food. Being disciplined means having honest conversations with yourself and making you own the parts of yourself that are not perfect. But the truth is- no one is perfect! We all have our struggles and accepting our flaws and imperfections will help you reach a point of discipline that you were unable to reach earlier. Discipline comes from inner respect and when you stop being so hard on yourself. Constantly telling yourself “No, you cannot have this piece of cake now” will not lead to the understanding you need. Allowing yourself to have that piece of cake, when you are calm, actually feeling hungry for it, and officially making it your snack of the day, THAT is discipline. That is the difference between restriction and discipline. Having a more balanced mindset will make you feel like you can actually take control and will help you be successful!

How can I really help myself have more discipline?

Promise yourself- Fulfilling promises to yourself will give you a tremendous boost in your confidence. When we are trying restrictive diets, we are constantly losing promises we are making to ourselves and that is not fair! Failed attempts at dieting are selfsabotaging. You feel like a failure. Start small. Make realistic weekly goals that you can actually succeed at! Don’t force yourself to hit the

gym daily, but rather aim for twice a week. Instead of eating out 6 times a month, cut it down to 3 times a month and opt for more homecooked meals. In short- Promise yourself to reach your goals that are attainable.

Embrace the hard work- You have to embrace the fact that some days will be hard. You will have some days that you do not want to eat well, but you need to understand that that will not help you reach your goal. You need to expect weight loss to be tough. And that is ok. You want this for yourself. You want this for your health. You need to be aware that wanting something will be hard at times. It is important to stop making excuses for yourself. Ask yourself: “Why is today harder for me?” Is it because you forgot to prep your meals? Is it because your fridge is not stocked with good options? There you go- yes, weight loss is hard. We’ve got to embrace it and face it. Show up for yourself.

Reward yourself- it is human nature to get excited about rewards. The long-term goal of feeling good is enough to keep you in check. However, it is a long-term goal and you might feel like it will take you forever to get there. Therefore, rewards are important. Find the parts of your journey that you love. For example- if you really don’t want to hit the gym often, push yourself to try it just once. Realize how it makes you feel. The feeling that you reach might propel you to do it again. Reward yourself with what is important to you. Get yourself a new sweater when you reach a smaller goal. Find what makes you tick and use that as your reward to help you reach your long-term goal.

Taking the time to understand restriction and discipline is a very important part of your personal weight loss journey. If you feel that you need more help, find a coach or nutritionist that can help you self-evaluate and help you come to terms with what your true underlying struggles are.

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Dov’s daughter Simi has a hard time seeing Hinda in a positive light, the way her sister Penina views her.

Rabbi Goldberg, the administrator of the Kletzkin yeshivah, is very worried about the yeshivah’s finances. He really needs a donation from Michoel Perl, but he isn’t able to reach him..

CHAPTER TWENTY NINE

Chapter Twenty Nine

The search results for the word “Mexico” in Perl’s inbox revealed an airline ticket for April fifteenth. After some more nosing around, Martin discovered a few strange messages:

Mr. Perl, we need approval for the order of 500 kilograms of chicken from Rabbi Schwadron’s shechitah.

Five hundred kilograms of chickens? What was an old man doing with five hundred kilos of chicken?

There were also two messages on this subject in recent days, as well as some messages about discounted clothing for families,

and stipends from the Oros Fund for Children, in regard to summer vacation. The most recent messages were basically saying that if Michoel would not give the final approval, they would consider all the initiatives for discounts and stipends to be null and void.

Martin stared at the screen. The messages about stipends for children especially captivated him. “Stipends are for the rich,” Brian, a black kid, had said when they were leaning on the gate of the school and had torn off a sign that was hanging there. At the time, young Martin had asked him what a stipend was. It was the first time he’d seen the word. “It’s when rich people give other rich people a bit more money,” Brian had spat, crumpling the torn ad. “You’ll learn about life, my friend.”

Martin picked up his new phone from the table, wondering if he could find out if Michoel Perl

had indeed flown to Mexico in the end and, most importantly, if he’d returned. It was a shame about all these stipends that would not be approved, because for some reason, he did not get the impression that they were for rich people, just like the discounted clothing was surely not for the well-heeled.

At that moment, a message popped up onto the small phone screen: Is that you or not? Dan.

Martin smiled to himself. Sure it’s me, he tapped out in response. You ever heard of someone who says it’s him and it’s not him?

Was it you who spoke to me and wanted to find out about the injured Arabs?

It was me. Martin tensed. Was Dan writing, or was it a front?

Why do you care about them?

The question made Martin fume. He didn’t text anything back, instead choosing to call the number on his screen. This

time, he didn’t leave the house; the outing from the night before, and Gronam’s appearance, had been enough for him for a week, if not a month. And the police? He hoped they would not jump at every number that contacted Dan.

“Yes?” Dan’s voice said carefully— or at least it sounded that way.

“They are humans!” Martin replied, without any introduction. “And even if sometimes we have to show them the direction, that doesn’t mean we can sink to the level of terrorists.”

“Terrorists… Wait a minute, so that accident with Rudy was actually an intentional act of terror?”

Martin felt his back stiffen. “Not at all,” he said cautiously. Was Dan asking seriously, or had he become a collaborator with the authorities? “I didn’t mean to do anything, and Rudy didn’t either. It’s very distressing that he hit innocent people!”

“Really.” The other boy allowed for a significant silence. “Without mentioning your name on the phone, I’m not sure I’m speaking to who I think I’m speaking to. I thought I was talking to one of our right-wing activists, who was about to be deported from the country, and suddenly he sounds like a radical leftist, who likes people and animals on two legs! Yuck!”

“Who’s talking about animals?

I’m talking about two innocent people who were walking on the street, not doing anything wrong, and Rudy hit them, totally by accident! The fact that I’m very nervous about the people who want to deport me is unconnected.”

“Really?”

“Yes. You know what? If they think that I wanted to murder them, then for their part, they are right for wanting to deport me from here!”

Dan was quiet. “You should know,” he said after a moment, “my phone is totally protected from wiretapping. I should have told you that before—silly me. But you can say what you really think.”

Martin snickered. “That sounds like a real collaborator sentence, from the books. But even if I take what you said as the hard truth, it doesn’t change my opinions. I’m going to repeat what I said before: It’s a shame they were injured. I didn’t want it to happen. That’s it.”

“You know, this is beginning to sound almost like we’re in Russia or something.” Dan sounded genuinely frustrated. “No one knows whom to believe! Who’s the traitor here, you or me?”

“Not me,” Martin replied, in all seriousness. “And even if you are, I didn’t change the truth for you.”

“Let’s end our friendship here, Martin,” Dan said, suddenly

shaking off the whole thing. “It was nice knowing you, adventurous Canadian. Come back to us when you decide with more clarity what your political views are. Or maybe it’s just better that you don’t come back. People like you are a danger.”

Martin didn’t have time to protest before the call ended.

And this time, the feeling of solitude was more powerful than ever.

He was alone, with the evasive shadow of Michoel Perl, and suddenly, he really, really wanted to find him and bring him home. That, for now, was something he could not do. But he could confirm the orders of the chickens, the clothing, and the distribution of stipends. Yes, he could do that.

And without thinking for another minute, he did it, as if doing something in the name of Michoel Perl would bring him back to life.

A minute later, a new message popped into the box:

How are you paying? With your credit card?

How was he paying? And why on earth did he have to pay for 500 kilos of chicken?! Was Perl planning to eat it? There wasn’t enough room in his freezer for even a tenth of that.

Where will you put the merchandise? he replied with a question of his own.

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The answer came a moment later: We’re not putting anything anywhere. We are sending vouchers to your families, and they come to the grocery stores with them. Unless you prefer to change the distribution method. For us, this is preferable; this way we work with everyone through our regular suppliers.

Martin hesitated, and then typed: Do you have the credit card details?

Yes, they replied. Which one? he asked. It ends with 0562, they answered.

Martin took a deep breath; fortunately, they were making it easier for him. He quickly typed: Yes, put the order through with that credit card, please.

If Perl would come to him with a complaint, well, then he’d return the money to him. Grandma’s inheritance should be enough. But it was hard to believe Perl would have any complaints, if he was the one who had placed the huge orders in the first place. It seemed that his world revolved around “his families,” perhaps for lack of any other family. The ones in charge of the stipends for the children and the clothing suppliers didn’t give him quite such an easy time; they demanded the credit card number. They noted that they were waiting anxiously for

Perl’s approval because they had spoken to him about the details more than three months ago, and why was he delaying? But in any case, they wanted the credit card number again.

It wasn’t so complicated. Martin was ready to bet that Perl had kept his credit card number someplace on the computer, so he made a search for all files that included the digits 0562. The computer came up with eleven files, and Martin scanned them quickly. In the sixth file, a simple Word file oddly named “Aunt Berta’s Ice Cream Recipe,” he found the credit card information under a pasted photo of a white ice cream cake with six layers. He confirmed the two purchases, and in a flash, had withdrawn twenty-five thousand shekels from Perl’s account. It was fun to be a philanthropist!

But half an hour later, there was an irritated-sounding message that the payment had been declined.

Oh, boy. Was there not enough money in the organization’s account?

If he ignored the messages, and things began to go haywire, people would notice that something was not right with Michoel Perl. Who knew how many of the needy people on his lists were waiting for these

distributions…and now they wouldn’t get anything. If they didn’t get anything, they might start reaching out to people and raising a hue and cry… And people would start to wonder why Perl had stopped his activities.

He needed this to work!

After a moment of hesitation, Martin tried again. But this time, he changed the amount for payment to fifteen thousand shekels, and then added his own credit card information for ten thousand more. Let it be from the inheritance. Grandma would always give charity; she’d say that G-d helps those who are compassionate.

He wondered what Grandma would think if she knew what he was doing. He was sure she’d be happy and would say that it was helping her soul.

Though right now, he felt that these donations might also be in memory of Michoel Perl’s soul, not only Grandma’s.

Right after he sent the new information, there was no response. For a few minutes, Martin was afraid that this payment had failed as well. But then he got two digital confirmations, one after another. The transactions had been successfully completed.

Q: All children are scared of separating from their parents and often are afraid of the dark, but how do I know if my child is too anxious about things. How nervous is too nervous?

A: As your child grows and learns more about the world, it is natural for him to be hesitant or fearful of new circumstances. In some ways, it is good for your child is afraid – it will make him more cautious and careful. He will take fewer risks that could be potentially dangerous. However, too much anxiety can be debilitating and detrimental.

Because different fears are appropriate at different ages, a great way to assess the level of your child’s anxiety is to be aware of the various ages and stages:

Preschool

Separation anxiety, or a child’s difficulties with being apart from his parents, is not only typical, but developmentally normal for children in preschool. However, this is generally a transient experience and most children can be easily distracted from their anxiety.

Fear of the dark is natural once your child hits the age of two or three. Using night-lights or glow

AGES AND STAGES

in the dark stars to brighten the room should help your child overcome this fear. If your child refuses to go to sleep or wakes in terror because of the dark, this might be a sign of a larger issue.

Kindergarten – Fifth Grade Generalized anxiety can sometimes manifest itself in children during the intermediate ages of 9 and 12. A child who worries excessively and obsessively about school performance, the state of the world, his health, and the health of his family members could be exhibiting signs of generalized anxiety disorder. Pay attention to whether his anxiety is controlling him or whether he is controlling his anxiety.

Sixth Grade – High School

Social Phobia is an anxiety disorder that often emerges when children enter their teenage years. Often, children with social phobias will withdraw from social situations and refuse to participate in extracurricular activities. Sometimes, they will refuse to go to school and will only choose to speak to their parents or siblings. They may get very real headaches, stomachaches, or diarrhea on school days -- but the pain comes from their brains, not their bowels.

The Link Between Anxiety and Depression

There is a connection between childhood anxiety and teenage depression. Many doctors say that prior to puberty, the equivalent of depression in children is anxiety. The same biochemical issues that children who experience childhood depression deal with are mostly like to lead to depression once children enter puberty.

As a matter of fact, kids who have anxiety as children are more likely to have teen depression. About half of depressed teenagers had a childhood anxiety disorder and of those teens who suffer from anxiety disorders and depression, 85% of them had their anxiety disorder first.

The Bottom Line

Are fears normal? Yes, and to a certain extent, they are beneficial. But, it is important to pay attention to your child if you feel that he has more anxiety than his peers. True anxiety disorders do not simply go away on their own – but can deepen and intensify with age. Recognizing them early and taking action can improve not only your child’s quality of life, but yours as well

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ןגָאז-םילהת

טָאה סָאוו ,ה"ב עדנע עטוג ַא טימ רעבָא ,שינעעשעג

םעד רָאפעב געט עטלייצעג זיולב טריסַאפּ טשרָאקַא

סָאד ןבָאה רימ יוזַאיוו טיול ,הנשה שאר םענעפָאלרַאפ רעייז טימ ןוא ןרעטלע יד ןופ גיטנַאהטשרע טרעהעג .שינעביולרע עטסלופ

זיא סָאוו טקעיבַא ןַא טימ ןביוהעגנָא ךיז טָאה סעלַא .לדיימ סָאד ןופ גיוא רעד ןיא ןעגנירפּשעגניירא

Saturday וניזאה ,תבש

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1:15 'דג 'חנמ 5:07 החירז

4:38 ט"ק ח"נמ 9:18 ש"ק ז"וס

12:41 תוצח 9:54 א"רג ש"ק

6:15 העיקש 10:25 הליפת ז"וס

7:27 ק"שצומ אק תובותכ

מ"הוחש

Sunday גאטנוז

October 16 אכ ירשת

60°/48°

10:50 א"רג הליפת 5:56 תולע

1:14 'דג 'חנמ 7:08 החירז

4:37 ט"ק ח"נמ 9:18 ש"ק ז"וס

12:41 תוצח 9:54

6:14 העיקש 10:26

הבר אנעשוה

עובשה חול

68°/54°

10:49 א"רג הליפת 5:51 תולע

1:16 'דג 'חנמ 6:03 החירז

4:41 ט"ק ח"נמ 9:16

ש"ק ז"וס

12:42 תוצח 9:53 א"רג ש"ק

6:20 העיקש 10:25 הליפת ז"וס חצ תובותכ בק תובותכ

מ"הוחד 'א

Thursday

October 13

וניזאה ,גאטשרענאד

חי ירשת

גק תובותכ

תרצע ינימש

הרות תחמש

מ"הוחד 'ב

מ"הוחד 'ג

Saturday וניזאה ,תבש

October 8

10:48

1:17

4:45 ט"ק

12:43

6:26

ירשת

עובשה חול

ש"ק

Sunday גאטנוז

October 9 די ירשת

61°/47°

10:49 א"רג הליפת 5:48 תולע

1:17 'דג 'חנמ 7:00

4:44 ט"ק ח"נמ 9:15 ש"ק ז"וס

12:43 תוצח 9:52 א"רג ש"ק

6:24 העיקש 10:24 הליפת ז"וס

59°/52°

10:48 א"רג הליפת 5:44 תולע

1:18 'דג 'חנמ 6:56 החירז

4:48 ט"ק ח"נמ 9:14

ש"ק ז"וס

12:44 תוצח 9:50 א"רג ש"ק

6:31 העיקש 10:24 הליפת ז"וס אצ תובותכ הצ תובותכ

רופיכ

Thursday

October 6

10:48

וניזאה ,גאטשרענאד

אי ירשת

טסעב ןיעפּ

,ןילרעב

ייט ןיירא םיא ןעמ טגנערב ןעמענ וצ םיא ןעמ טביולרע ךאוו א לאמנייא .רעלעק םעניא ענאוו עסייה א

טסעב ךיז טנאמרעד טייצ-וצ-טייצ ןופ .סנעוויטס דראשטיר עגעלאק-שזאנאיפּש ןייז ןעזעג םיא טאה רע סאוו לאמ עטצעל סאד ןיא ןעגנושראפסיוא יד םייב ןעוועג זיא

סנעוויטס ביוא ךיז טרעדנואוו רע .ףראדלעסוד .עדייבעג ןבלעז םעניא אד

.טנדאלעגנא ןעוועג ןענעז עכלעוו ,ןסקיב

:ןגינייפּ וצ ןא ןיא ןבייה ןעקנאדעג יד

טשינ ךיז ךיא באה סאווראפ' .גאטייוו טימ רע טכארט '?טלעטשעגנגעק -סקעז ןעוועג ןענעז סנעוויטס ןוא רימ ןשיווצ' ןטלאוו רימ ביוא וליפא .ןליוק גיצנאווצ-ןוא רימ ןטלאוו ,ליוק עטייווצ עדעי טסאפּראפ

יד טאהעג

ןעוועג

סאד

טסייוו טסעב

ןוא טייקכילגעמ ןבראטש' .רעוולאווער

זא ייוו םיא טוט

ראטקאד

טמענ ןוא רעטכעוו יד טקישראפ טאה ראטקאד ןפיוק ןוא ןייגוצסיורא טסיפּייט יד ןטעבעג טסעב טימ ןיילא גידנביילב .ךעלטעראגיצ .רעטרעוו עגיאור עכילטע םיא ראפ רע טאה טאה גרעבנעלעש סאוו רעביא טשינ גראז" םעד רעטנוא טזיב

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באה ךיא .רערהיפ םענופ ץוש ןכילנעזרעפּ טכיראב א ןקישפּא ןופ טעברא יד ןעמוקאב

רעבמעצעד .געט ןעצ עגידנעמוק רעמיצ קאטש-עטירד ןייז ןופ סיורא םיא ןעמ .קאטש ןטשרע םוצ פּארא םיא טריפ ןעמ ןוא טאה רע סאוו רעמיצ ן'טושפּ ןטימ ןעמאזוצ עלא ןעמונעגקעווא םיא ןעמ טאה ןעמוקאב יד םיא ןעמ טלטייק טכאנייב .סעיגיליווירפּ .סיפ ןוא טנעה ענייז ךיוא קעווא םיא טמענ ןעמ ןעוו זיא בצמ ןייז זא רע טסייוו ,ךעלטעראגיצ .ךילרעפעג

גראב ןראפעג סעלא ךיוא זיא ןאדנאל ןיא ןוא עשיטירב יד ראפ טכיראב םעניא .פּארא יד ןופ רענייא טביירש ,ןעגנוריגער עשיזיוצנארפ עיציזאפּא עשטייד יד זא ,ןטפּיוה-שזאנאיפּש עיצאקינומאק-אידאר יד טקאהעגפּא טאה :טביירש

ךיז טסריפ וד יוזאיוו רעבא .ןקארשרעד זיא טסעב ".ןצנעווקעסנאק רעמיצ ןייז וצ פּא םיא טריפ רע לאמנייא יוזא ןכאז טשינ םענ" :םיא רע טגיאוראב ןסעגעג טשינ לאמנייק טרעוו פּוז – טסנרע ".סע טכאק'מ ןעוו יוו סייה יוזא ***

טמוקאב ,גאט ןבלעז םענופ גאטימכאנ זיא לעומאש ןאטיפּאק .רעכוזאב א טסעב יוזא ךיז ןראפ ןגידלושטנא ןעמוקעג טשינ ךיז א ןלעטשראפ וצ ראנ ,ירפוצ ןריפפיוא סואימ עטמעקעגמוא טימ ןאמ עגירעילטימ ,עצרוק .ראה ןייד ןצעזראפ טעוו רעפיעש ראטקאד"

טצעי ךיז טדנעוו ןבעל ןייד .גנושראפסיוא טנראוו ",םיא טימ עיצארעפּאאק ןייד ףיוא .לעומאש

",טליפּשעגסיוא סואימ זנוא טסאה וד"

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עטשרע יד סע-סע טימ טלופעגנא זיא ,ןיירא טנאפּש טשינראג ןעוט ןוא םורא ןציז ייז .ןריציפא םיא ןעמ טסייה ,רעמיצ ןטייווצ םעניא .טסנרע .עיציזאפּ עסיוועג א ןיא ןייטש ןעמוק ,ךיז טנפע ריט עגידנעמוק יד ןעוו עצראווש ןיא ןוטעגנא ,רענעמ יירד ןגעקא םיא טירט עגידלקאוו ,ענדאמ טימ .ןרידנומ סע-סע ךיז ייז ןקור - סוקריצ א ןיא רעליפּש יוו –טנראפ טראה פּא ךיז ןלעטש ייז זיב רעטנענ .םינפּ ןייז ןופ םולח ןטסליוו ןיא זא רעכיז ןענעז רימ" םתס

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Eretz Hakodesh Chairman Calls for Freeze of NIS 30 Million Transfer to Reform Movement

IN LIGHT OF FINDINGS OF AN INVESTIGATION AGAINST MK GILAD KARIV

The chairman of the Eretz Hakodesh movement, Rabbi Pesach Lerner, called upon the Israeli Supreme Court to place an immediate hold on the transfer of NIS 30 million to the Reform movement.

Rabbi Lerner, on behalf of the Eretz HaKodesh organization, recently filed an urgent petition to the Israeli Supreme Court for an immediate freeze of the transfer of funds to a joint venture of the Ministry of Diaspora and the Panim organization to establish a so-called “Office of Jewish Renewal,” which was approved from coalition funds of the Labor Party.

As readers may recall, several weeks ago, an in-depth investigation was conducted by journalist Kalman Libeskind in the Ma'ariv newspaper, revealing that the procedure for establishing the Office of Jewish Renewal in collaboration with the Panim organization was carried out in an improper manner, raising suspicion of improprieties. Libeskind highlighted the involvement of MK Gilad Kariv in the project, raising serious questions about the approval of the project.

The Ma’ariv investigation enumerated questions surrounding the transfer of NIS 30 million to the Panim organization, of which MK Kariv served as a member, and the fact that the Diaspora Ministry did not hesitate in any way to transfer tens of millions of shekels without a bidding process as required by law, without criteria, to an entity that has no serious financial management or organizational experience.

The establishment of the Office of Jewish Renewal and the budgeting of the project are the implementation of a clause in the coalition agreement that was signed when the Labor faction entered the government. MK Kariv, who previously served as the chairman of the Reform movement in Israel, promoted the introduction of the clause and took an active role in its approval in the state budget for 2022. However, it has emerged that the money was allocated to the Panim organization, in which MK Kariv was involved as an executive committee member. MK Kariv's connections with Panim did not prevent him from dealing with the budget, as illegal as that is.

A few days after the publication of the investigation, Libeskind revealed that even before the Ministry of Diaspora approved the project, the deputy legal counsel to the Ministry of Justice forwarded to the ombudsman of Knesset a statement highlighting the legal difficulty of carrying out the project without governmental approval for the Ministry of Diaspora to proceed. The ombudsman clarified that as the project's budget increases, there is even greater difficulty providing legal basis for the decision.

Following these disturbing findings, a number of Knesset members, along with Rabbi Lerner, appealed to the ombudsman, demanding that the project be frozen. After the ombudsman's response was not forthcoming, Rabbi Lerner, on behalf of Eretz HaKodesh, appealed to the Supreme Court, asking for a freeze on the project and for there to be an emergency session to examine the disturbing revelations related to this project.

Rabbi Lerner’s petition explains the concern over the attempt to distribute public coalition funds, in the tens of millions of shekel, transferring them in a circular way to a private association that is connected to a Knesset member, who actually dictated the distribution of said funds. This is corrupt, dishonest, and contrary to the law, averred Rabbi Lerner.

Rabbi Lerner further stated in the explanatory notes of his petition that Eretz HaKodesh, as an international movement that works to strengthen the Jewish identity of Jews around the world, considers itself a worthy candidate to participate in activities that are carried out in the field of Jewish renewal, including the activities that fall under the umbrella of the Office of Jewish Renewal established by the Ministry of Diaspora and the Panim organization.

“In light of all this,” concluded Rabbi Lerner, “we are asking for an immediate freezing of the transfer of funds. As of this moment, the Israeli Supreme Court has given those involved in the transfer of those funds ten days to respond to the complaint.

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Passport Protocol

Mr. Yonan Abraham, the director of the TAG office in Gateshead, called to relay the inspiring story detailed be low:

One of my children applied to get a British passport. The policy here in England is that in order to apply, you must have a Zoom conference in which you officially submit your application. It’s impossi ble to receive a live, face-toface meeting with an employ ee at the office.

I called the office with a le gitimate complaint.

“Sir,” I said. “We’re ul tra-Orthodox Jews and we don’t go online. My child can’t participate in a Zoom confer ence for religious reasons. Can you please arrange a face-to-face meeting for her?”

Well, they weren’t accepting my claim off the bat. “Send proof,” they demanded. They wanted proof that I really can’t allow my children on the internet.

I sent them proof. I didn’t beat around the bush, or try to conceal our opposition to the internet with nice words or flowery language. Instead, I said it as it is and hoped for siyata dishmaya.

Firstly, I got the world-re nowned psak of Rav Shmuel Halevi Wosner zt”l profes sionally translated. I sent them the following transla

tion, as powerful as it is rele vant:

“It’s a simple fact that a Yid who doesn’t need to use the internet for his livelihood, is not allowed to use it – and not bring it into his home, nor into his office, even if the in ternet has a filter.”

Along with the English translation and a copy of the original letter, I wrote a note stating: “We are ultra-Ortho dox Jews and we don’t use the internet other than for busi ness purposes. I am sending you a letter published by one of the senior Torah authori ties of our generation, Rabbi Shmuel Wosner […] If you cannot arrange a face-to-face appointment, we would like to cancel our appointment.”

Well, let me tell you that ev ery thinking person under stands the dangers of the in ternet. It’s not a secret and it’s not something that can be shoved under the rug.

The officials at the passport office didn’t fight me. They didn’t refute my claims.

They accepted my refusal to participate in a Zoom confer ence, on religious grounds. That Shabbos, they tried con tacting us repeatedly to relay their agreement to a personal meeting. They tried my daughter’s phone three times, and they called me several times as well.

It was so inspiring and en couraging. When a Yid really wants to stay away from the dangers of technology, Hash em sends him exactly what he needs via different channels!

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By: Esther S.

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The city of Vilna paid a small monthly stipend to the Gaon. The Yid who was responsible to deliver the money would take it for himself. The Gaon, who realized what was happening, never accused him of doing this nor told anyone because he did not want to shame the person. Indeed, we would not even know of this incident if the guilty person had not confessed on his deathbed.

“Weak people revenge. Strong people forgive. Intelligent people ignore”

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Advocacy Therapy Services

Gemach

Advocate to assist w/ obtaining P3, SETSS, SEIT or related therapy services. 551-236-3578

Baby Bassinet Gemach Call for availability. 347-228-9222

Baby Bassinet Gemach Beautiful brass iron baby bassinet for your simcha. 646-493-4338

Baby Bassinet Gemach

Williamsburg. 718-237-8715

Baby Gemach (BP)

Car seats, Snap & Go stroller, Pack ‘n Play, white bassinet for newborns. 718-854-6829

Baby Carrier Gemach Baby Bjorn-great for vacation & touring. 718-809-9707

Baby Gemach

Segula for easy birth from the Kuznitzer Magid. 917-514-9461

Baby Formula Gemach Donate / receive baby formula. 718-782-5145

Baby Formula Gemach Donate / receive Neocate baby formula.

Leave Message: 347-385-9188

Baby Scale Gemach In Williamsburg. Text: 347-675-9509

Baby Scale Gemach 718-435-5257

Baby Scale Gemach Located in BP. 718-633-9266 or 718-473-5268

Bentcher Gemach

Bentchers for simchas, no charge.

718-972-8181

Bed Gemach

Having guests? Need extra bed? Luxury folding beds. Call for availability. 405-345-6831

Bilkelech Gemach

Fresh heimishe bilkelech,

347-228-9222

Boot Gemach

Children boots. Donate gently used children’s boots. 718-4357848

Box Gemach

Borrow up to 100 cardboard boxes for moving. 3 sizes: for books, dishes & clothing. 347-962-1509 / yachnesy@ gmail.com

Bridal Accessory Gemach Gorgeous headpieces, veils, dektichlach. Min cost. BP. 347-680-1701

Bridal Chuppah Card Gemach Beautiful Tefillah cards for a Chuppah. Free. Kensington. 347-675-0096

Bridal Headpiece/Shoe Gemach

Crowns, veils, long veils & dektich, shoes, petticoats. Min fee. 718-551-8714

Bridal Headpiece Gemach Beautiful selection, Flatbush. 718-737-1844

Bridal Cape Gemach

Beautiful mink capes. White for kallah. Black for mother. Free of charge.

Willi: 718-387-7122/347-5816400

BP: 718-633-3659/917-683-5557

Bridal Cape Gemach

Brand new luxurious fur capes for chuppah.

718-633-8261

Bridal Cape Gemach

Cape & headcover set for chuppah & mitzvah tanz. Lace & fur, $20. 718-438-6250

Bridal Cape Gemach

Lace (x fur), white & off-white capes for chuppah / mitzvah tantz.

BP: 718-782-2869

Williamsburg: 718-599-0224

Bridal Cape Gemach

Luxurious white fur capes, fresh for chuppah.

Black fur capes avail for mother. 718-437-2873

Bridal Cape Gemach

White fur capes for chuppah. 718-218-8124

Bridal Chuppah Tefillah Card Gemach

Tehillim, techinos & special tefillah for chosson/kallah. Many locations.

Lv Msg/Text: 347-885-5114

Bridal Shoe/Sneaker Rental

All sizes. Many styles. White/ black. 917-936-8997

Bridal Shoe Gemach Dance in comfort. White wedge sneakers. Free. Call/Text: 718-755-8105

Bridal Shoe Gemach White kallah shoes. Free. 718-435-1950 or 201-686-1764

Bridal Yom Hachupah Gemach Seder Yom Hachuppah in Yiddish now avail in BP. 718-435-3492

Bridal Yom Hachupah -Kol Tefilos Gemach

Beautiful tefilos pamphlet to rent for the Chuppah. Donations to Yad Batya L’kallah. Rochel: 718-258-0415 Chaya: 718-986-0594

Bridal Yom Hachupah Gemach Machzor Lyom Hachuppah. Nusach Sfard & Ashkenaz. 718-837-8853

Bridal Yom Hachupah Gemach BP, Seder Yom Hachupa for Kallahs. 718-972-1892

Briefcase Gemach

Grt cond & washed clean. Drop off anytime:

P/U, Call: 718-436-0936

Bris Gemach Complete package. Lv Msg/Text: 347-461-4925

Bris Gemach

Beautiful bris outfit, poya, pillow & tefillos. Delivery & P/U in BP only. Call/Text: 347-244-2065

Bris Gemach

Beautiful bris set. Washed & clean. Stunning vach nacht outfit. 718-633-3659 or 917-683-5557

Bris Gemach

Bris pillow from the holy Harav Kanievsky. 646-492-9952

Bris Gemach

Bris outfits & pillow. Flatbush. 917-838-2191

Bris Gemach New bris pillow & outfit. 718-435-0664

Bris Gemach

Poyas, pillows, bris outfits.

BP: 718-435-7221-15th & 57th

BP: 718-871-5467-12th & 41st Williamsburg: 718-599-5508

Bris Gemach

Nice poyas, pillows & suits for bris. 718-871-7902

Bris Zichron Mordechai Gemach

Bris outfit w/ pillow. Tefillah for bris. Pidyon Haben outfit. Much more. Call/Text: 347-794-1278

Bris Gemach

Take away yellowness of baby before bris, Segula stone avail to be used 4 days before bris. 718-710-8483

Bris Gemach Cards w/ tefilah to be mispalel while baby cries which is ais ratzon. 718-510-5521

Bris Gemach Free Mohel 347-383-5696

Bris Gemach Chusheva Mohel. Free of charge. Will pay for seudas bris. 347-447-9947

Bris Gemach Free Mohel service for people in need.

Lv msg will return call same day: 646-637-5092

Bris Gemach Chasdei Zev Bris outfit & pillow free of charge. 917-607-3914

Car Seat Gemach

Front seat occupants & children under 16 in front/back seats must buckle up. Children under 8 must be buckled in appropriate child restrained system. It’s the law.

Williamsburg: 718-384-4622 Monroe: 845-774-2425

917-468-7557

Car Seat Gemach

Zichron Gedalya השמ ן- ’ילדג נ”על Car, infants & booster seats. 718-438-5451

CCC Crohn’s Colitis Coalition

A div of Chaim Medical Resource. Counseling, referrals, seminars, SCD food gemach & more. Free shiurim, chizuk, news, updates, valuable resources. 718-480-5555

Chair & Table Gemach

Call or Text: 347-452-0442

Chair & Table Gemach

7 Folding tables, 24 chairs, coat racks. 718-431-0851

Chair Gemach

12 Chairs to lend. Williamsburg. 718-802-9755

Chair-Up Gemach

10 Comfortable black folding chairs. No charge. Call: 718-853-4966

Chavrusa Gemach

Donate 10% of your time, volunteer to be a chavrusa w/ homebound yid. BP/Williamsburg/Flatbush. 718-438-7871 / Eve: 718-6922898

Chocolate Mold Gemach

BP: 718- 972-4768 Williamsburg: 718-522-3445

Clothing Gemach

Donate clothes, shoes, linens. Great cond only. Call/Text/WhatsApp: 347-8166406

Clothing Gemach

Seeking ladies clothing, linen, towels, wigs, cz jewelry etc.

Helping out Almanos, Kallahs & all those in need!

Please Call: 929-276-2404

Coat Rack Gemach Zichron Shlome

Coat racks to lend for any occasion. 718-854-0900

Doona Gemach

Brklyn. Doona avail for medical reason/short period of time. Call: 260-366-6293

Doula - Dona Certified

Min fee. רתסא

האופרל 917-627-3282

Doula Services

Exp,

Dr. Sarno Book Gemach

Book has helped thousands heal from backache, eczema, stomach issues, etc.

347-461-7330

Hat Gemach

Beautiful, updated hats for simchas, small fee.

Donate elegant hats. 347-351-1604

Flood Gemach

Dehumidifiers & commercial wet vacs. Flatbush. Call/Text: 347-628-3109

Furniture & Appliance Gemach

Menadvim - donate & receive furniture, appliances, toys & more.

718-MENADVIm (636-2384)

Glassware Gemach

Fruit & salad bowls, cake trays, mirror trays, vases, tea lights, candy dishes, cookie jars & plates. Glass shelves. 718-854-3017

Haircut Gemach

Beautiful haircuts for girls. Min fee. 929-290-6568

Hairstyling Gemach

All occasions. Free.

Lv Msg/Text: 347-948-5701

Hair Styling Gemach

Professional. For kallah & family. Min cost.

Henny: 718-851-9058

Hospital Tznius Nightgown Gemach 347-786-2330

Hospital Bed Capes

To be worn over a hospital gown. Williamsburg: 718-852-7477

BP: 718-438-1882

Hospital Gown Gemach Bensonhurst. 718-259-0143

Hospital Gown Gemach Chasdei Miriam. 2 hospital gown styles.

15th & 51st: 718-853-3187

12th & 54th: 718-871-3741

13th & 38th: 718-633-2392

19th & 50th: 718-951-1892

Hospital Gown Gemach

Tznius hospital gowns in compliance w/ hosp req. 718-851-2418

Hospital Gown Gemach Tznius hospital nightgowns in compliance w/ hospital requirements. 718-625-0161/347-998-8455

Infant Massage Gemach

Lessons on how to perform skilled massage to soothe & calm babies. 347-753-1071

Invitation Gemach

We’ll email-blast your wedding invitation to your email list on the day of the wedding. 646450-4608

Ladies Clothing/Shoes Gemach

New ladies clothing & shoes for needy ladies.

718-974-9428

Laptop Gemach Donate an old yet functioning laptop to help build skills of special needs kids. 646-543-6224 laptopgemach@gmail.com

Lighting Gemach

Lighting bars avail to greatly enhance your event. Min fee. 929-276-2404

Linen Gemach

Having company & short on linen? 718-853-4934

Maternity Coat Gemach

New/gently used maternity coats, $50. Deposit returned. Accepting donations. maternitycoatgemach@gmail. com Call/Text 7-9PM: 718-635-1710

Maternity Simcha Gemach

Gowns/dresses. Call for appt. Also, looking to buy current, elegant maternity gowns/ dresses. 1325 56th • 718-871-2005

Medical Gemach Donate/receive. Pediatric wheelchairs, walker-shower seat, cast cover for shower, crutches. 718-388-3079 Medical Gemach

Medical Advice & Support Call: 646-239-7319 Email: Mybobbi2@Yahoo.com

Mezuzos Gemach 718-666-7222

Mezuzos / Tefilin Gemach Hasofer of BP 1640-49 / 718-437-7078

Mother’s Milk Gemach Donate/receive mother’s milk. Leave Message: 718-258-0532

Music Gemach – Simchas Freida

Music & sound equipment. Keyboard, speaker, mike & mixer. 845-459-4226

Musical Kumzitz Gemach Treat your friends/talmidos to a musical kumzitz. Nashir B’yachad: 347-543-2195

Nursing Lingerie Conversions Gemach Min Fee. B. Estersohn: 718-437-0428

Otzer Haseforim Gemach Free copies of seforim

718-388-3085

Oz Vehadar Levusha Gemach Segula Nifla for any Yeshuah: Oz Vehadar Levusha, 40 booklets for 40 days. Call/Text: 347-372-5115

Pack ‘n’ play Gemach (BP) Call in the eve: 718-851-1017

Party Planning Gemach Simchas Rochel. Party planning for your Shabbos simcha, free. 347-385-9090

Pidyan Haben Coin Gemach 5 - 1oz pure silver dollars. Yachov Friedman: 646-419-0782

Pidyon Haben Gemach

Baskets for garlic & pillow, tray, etc. 718-851-7964

Pidyan Haben Gemach

Zichron Meir V’Liba

All Pidyan Haben needs incl coins & organza bags. 718-252-1517

Pidyan Haben Gemach

Custom design Pidyan Haben box. Frilly w/ blanket & pillow incl. 718-633-3659/917-683-5557

Power Tool Gemach

Call/Text: 718-813-3479

Project Hour Blessing

Volunteer to assist mothers of multiples w/ baby care. 718-438-9013

Projector Gemach

Projectors for simchos, parties & gatherings. Min fee. Call Only: 347-631-1768 1718abcdefg@gmail.com

Pump Gemach

New Medela pumps avail short term. 718-853-2382

Pump Gemach

Long/short term electric pumps & hospital grade pumps. 718-436-3919

Pump Gemach

Gemach in Eretz Yisroel looking for pumps. 718-207-2362

Proposal Gemach

Props: Table, chairs, red carpet, champagne flutes. Brooklyn: 347-628-6079 Lakewood: 347-933-3399

Rabbi Avigdor Miller Gemach

BP. Borrow any Rabbi Miller sefer, free! TorasAvigdor.org/info@ torasAvigdor.org/732-844-3670

Reflector Belt Gemach Stay safe while walking or biking.

Leave Message: 718-853-4966

Relationship Gemach Communication w/ direction with you, family & friends. 347-753-1071

Robe Gemach Donate robes in perfect cond. 718-645-6715 or 718-866-5878

Seuda Challah

Fresh seuda challah for bris seuda/seudas mitzvah. 718-871-3020

Shadchan - Matchmaker

Zivug Shainee Only. Strictly confidential.

Rabbi Goldstein Rav of Onod: 718-384-5812 or 917-747-0964

Shalom Bayis MP3 Gemach

Beautiful speeches in Yiddish on shalom bayis & chinuch on MP3. 718-871-4506

Sheitel Gemach Donate sheitels to gemach in Eretz Yisroel. 718-837-5091

Sheitel Gemach Donate wigs to a gemach in Eretz Yisroel. 347-675-6526

Sheitel Gemach

Wigs wash & set, repairs, cut & recut, half price. 718-256-0979

Sheitel Gemach

Accepting/donating wigs in good condition. 314-780-4583

Shtreimel Gemach

Shtreimel avail, short term. Refundable deposit requested. Leave Message: 718-851-2790

Simcha Accessories Gemach

Challah deklach, linen napkins, napkin rings.

Gemach Zichron Freida Call/Text: 347-558-6050

Simcha Challah Cover Gemach

Beautiful challah covers for your simcha. Williamsburg. 718-802-9755

Simcha Gemach

Bechers, challah covers for Simchas. 718-435-4844

Simcha Gemach

Glass bowls & trays to lend. No fee. l”n Shprintza bas Sara Nechuma 718-871-0860

Simcha Gemach White cubbies for miniature cakes, white ceramic square cake stand & 2 rose bowls, etc for sweet table.

917-536-1742

Simcha Gemach YBZ Beautiful bechers & challah covers. 718-972-1873

Simcha Flower Gemach Donate/receive fresh flowers to enhance another simcha. 347-907-0450

Song Gemach

Listen daily to the songs of tzadikim listed in order of yartzeit on Kol Dodi Dofeik. 718-989-6844/845-351-1115 x17

Suppers For Kimpeturins

Fresh hot suppers for kimpeturins & family, delivered by 3:00 in BP, 4:00 in Willi. Min fee. Hashgacha. 718-964-8057

Tablecloth Gemach

6 Crushed velvet pretty blue tablecloths for upsherin/party. 347-598-2927

Tefilin Gemach 917-337-7484

Tehillim Hachida Gemach Segulah for parnassah, zivug & all yeshuos. Get Tehillim Hachida for 40 days. 718-435-8789

Tichel Gemach

Silk Tichlech. Donate / receive tichlech in good cond. 718-854-1514

Tutor Gemach Chasdei Chaim Discount tutoring for all subjects & levels. 347-962-1509 / yachnesy@ gmail.com

Twin Carriage Gemach

Lend / rent a twin carriage for week, season or yr. Mint cond only. 718-522-3891

Twin Baby Clothing Gemach

Receive / donate baby clothing, newborn - sz 2, brand new cond. (Specializing in layette). Call/Text R. Bornstein: 347-7427189

Water Pump Gemach

Flood? Water pump, 50’ hose. (No solids.) 718-633-1850

Wedding Kit Gemach

All accessories for kallah/ chosson’s family for wedding night. L”N Perel Gela Bas R’ Shloima

BP: 718-633-0510 or 718-4355193

Monsey: 845-425-2036 or 347351-2947

Wedding Boys Suit Gemach

Yismach Yisrael • Sz 9M-8 yrs • 1943 50th St. 347-462-4596

Wedding Cap Gemach

Huge selection & variety of colors & styles. Sun, 4-6 pm. 718-633-1084

Wedding Wreath GemachFlower Buds (Linked w/ cap gemach).

Magnificent wreaths for your princess. 718-633-1084

Wedding Gown Gemach Crown Heights, for teens/adults. By Appt Only. Call/Text: 347-770-4136

Quick Scheduling: gowngmach. com

Wedding Machteiniste Gown Gemach

Gowns in beautiful cond. Donate/book an appt. 646-250-9755 or 917-588-6377

Wedding Shtick GemachMesamchim Exquisite & unique designs! Call/Text: 347-407-1964

Wedding Shtick Gemach Kallah Tumblers. Personalized kallah cups. 631-861-4536 or 347-846-8276 kallahtumblers@gmail.com

Wedding Shtick Gemach Beautiful arches & more. Min fee & deposit req. 917-862-6087

Wedding Shtick Gemach Arches & other shtick. Min fee. Lv Msg; 347-939-2916

Wheelchair Gemach Wheelchair avail short term. 718-633-7708

Wig Gemach - Brooklyn

Accepting human hair wig donations. Any length / color, wearable cond. Drop off / Pick Up Call Berta: 917-474-4305

Working Papers Gemach Free, for Youth Corp. 718-854-0961

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Boats

Roosevelt Island Aerial Tramway

East 59th St & 2nd Ave New York, NY 10022 36 min

Hours: 6am-1pm 212-756-8739

The tram offers great aerial views of the New York skyline.

Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises

Pier 83 At West 42nd St New York, NY 10036 36 min 212-563-3200

Up-close perspective of Manhattan skyline, Statue of Liberty & Brooklyn Bridge with sea breezes.

New York waterway

459 - 12th Ave, Pier 79 New York, NY 10018 38 min

Hours: Call 800-533-3779

NY Waterway is a private trans company running ferry & bus service in the port of NY, New Jersey & in the Hudson Valley.

Cape May Lewes Ferry

71 Old Westbury Rd Old Westbury , NY 11568 1 hr 30 min 800-643-3779

The Cape May–Lewes ferry is a ferry system in the United States that traverses a 17-mile crossing of the Delaware Bay to Connect.

Cape May Whale Watcher

1218 Wilson Dr

Cape May, NJ 08204

2 hr 39 min 609-884-5445

Cape May Whale Watcher has a variety of available activities on our fleet.

Swinging Bridge Marina Boat Rentals

371 Starlight Rd

Monticello, NY 12701 2 hr 28 min 845-794-6530

Swinging bridge marina is a family owned & operated full service marina. located on beautiful 9 mile swinging bridge reservoir.

Sponsered By:

Enjoy

Kensington

Parkville and Ave. I

Chaim Berlin

Emek HaTorah

Yeshiva Torah Vodaas 425 E. 9th Street R' Peretz Chaim Levin 917-584-5722 10:00-11:00am

The Cheder, 129 Elm wood Ave. 3rd fl R' Benzion Appelbaum 917-885-3358 10:15-11:15 am

Cong. Ohr Gedalyahu, 1554 Coney Island Ave. R' Dovid Asher Katz 917-757-0657 10:00-11:00am

1781 Ocean Parkway R’ Avrohom Aboud 845-517-8665 10:00-11:00am

Khal Bnai Torah 2925 Ave. K corner of Nostrand Ave. Contact Number 347-755-7311 10:30-11:30am

Yeshiva & Mesivta of Bklyn 1200 Ocean Parkway, corner Ave. L R' Yaakov Ausfresser 917-689-3567 10:00-11:00am

Bais Avigdor Greater Adventure Learning Program 1720 Ave. J R' Moshe Grunfeld 917-602-7981 10:00-10:45am Guest Speaker Daily

Beis Medrash Imrei Tzvi 2402 Ave. P R’ Elie Krohn 347-955-7201 10:00-11:00am

Eltingville, Staten Island

Kollel Ateres Zev 3323 Richmond Ave. Contact Number 718-207-7110 10:45-11:45am

Yeshiva of Staten Island R' Pesach Broyde 718-356-5305 Learn 1 hour between 11:30am-1:30pm Including Sunday

K'Hal Nesiv HaTorah Far Rockaway TAG Elementary School 444 Beach 6th Street R' Daniel Waldman 917-202-4056 10:15-11:00am

Outdoor Fun

Extreme Motorsports ATV Tours

99 Holiday Mountain Rd

Monticello, NY 12701

2 h 14 min 845-807-8557

We offer ATV Adventures for all ages, & we have an exlusive youth track for kids 6 & older.

Tiki Action Park

1878 Middle Country Rd Centereach, NY 11720

2 hr 23 min 631-471-1267

Tropical-themed fun center with a party room offering mini-golf, go-karts, a laser maze & an arcade.

Falls Incline Railway

7001 Portage Rd

Niagara Falls, ON, Canada 7 hr 26 min

Hours: 9am-10pm 877-642-7275

Was originally known as the horseshoe Falls Incline is a fun railway in the city of Niagara Falls.

Floral Showhouse

7145 Niagara Pkwy

Niagara Falls, N L2E 6X8, Canada

7 hr 27 min 717-534-3391

Orchids & tropical plants are in bloom at these picturesque gardens with seasonal floral displays.

Journey Behind The Falls

6650 Niagara Pkwy

Niagara Falls, ON L2E 3E8, Canada 7 hr 27 min 877-642-7275

Year-round site where visitors see the falls from below & behind via tunnels & observation decks.

Floral Clock

14004 Niagara Pkwy

Queenston, ON L0S 1L0, Canada

7 hr 28 min 905-357-2411

This popular, time-tested destination features a large clock face made of colorful flowerbeds.

Boats

Staten Island Ferry

4 Whitehall St

Staten Island, NY 10306 21 min

Hours: 24 Hr Service

The ferrys single route runs 5.2 miles through NY harbor between the New York City boroughs of Manhattan & Staten Island.

New York Water Taxi

WWW.NEWYORKWA TERTAXI.COM, NY 23 min 212-742-1969

A water taxi service based in NYC, offering sightseeing, char ter & commuter services mainly to points along the East River & Hudson River.

Outdoor

Closter Tappen Golf Course & Go

116 NY-303

Tappan, NY 10983

1 hr 15 min

845-359-0642

One of the largest outdoor golf ranges in the country. With 100 fully covered & weather proof hitting bays with 49 Top Tracer bays.

Funplex

182 Rt 10 W, E Hanover, NJ 07936

1 hr 18 min 973-428-1166

Family amusement center features go-karts, laser tag, bumper cars, arcade, 4d theater & more.

Rockland Bee Tours

220 South Little Tor Rd, NY 10956

1 hr 20 min 845-202-2575

We operate nearly 20 hives for our farming business, where we harvest the honey for sale at our weekly farm stands.

Shipwreck Island Mini Golf

800 Ocean Ave, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720

1 hr 27 min

Hours: 10am-11pm 732-774-2937

Experience 18 world class fun & exciting holes the whole family will enjoy!

Palisades Climb

4590 Palisades Center Dr West Nyack, NY 10994 845-361-3842 845-727-3500

Our ropes course stands 85 feet tall & contains 5 levels of ropes!

Six Flags Great Adventure

1 Six Flags Blvd Jackson, NJ 08527

1 hr 30 min

732-928-2000

Large, vibrant amusement park featuring fast, high-tech roller-coasters, wildlife areas & more.

Grandprix NY Go Karts & Bowling

333 North Bedford Rd

Mt Kisco, NY 10549

1 hr 43 min 914-241-3131

Its a fun family place.. games, great food, go carts & bowling.

Diggerland

100 Pinedge Dr, West Berling, NJ 08091

1 hr 56 min 856-768-1110

Construction-themed attraction where children can dr, ride & operate heavy machinery.

Ring Homestead Camp

257 Lybolt Rd

Middletown, NY 10941

2 hr 2 min 845-361-3842

Outdoor adventure camp with paintball, ropes course, hiking, fishing..& more.

Liberty Bell

526 Market St Philadelphia, PA 19106

2 hr 5 min

Hours: 9am-5pm 215-965-2305

2,080-pound icon of freedom features a biblical inscription & a famed crack.

Outdoor

Empire State Building Observatory

20 W 34th St

New York, NY 10001 39 min

Hours: Opens 12 212-736-3100

WWW.ESBNYC.COM

Skyscraper outlook.

Bike & Roll NYC

46 W 55th St

New York, NY 10019 45 min

Hours: 9am-6pm 212-260-0400

Bicycle rental service starts at $15.

Bike Rental Central Park

1391 6th Ave New York, NY 10019 43 min

Hours: 9am-9pm 212-664-9600

Bike rental central park offers the largest fleet of high-quality, professionally maintained trek bikes for bike rental.

City Sights New York

Port Authority Bus Terminal 42nd St, NY 10036 43 min

Hours: 8am-8pm 212-812-2700

Bus tour agency.

United Nations

1st Ave. & E 46th St

New York, NY 10017 45 min

Hours: 9:30am-4:45pm 212-963-Tour

On the East River where 193 member-nations participate in international diplomacy.

Pelham Bay Park

Bruckner Blvd, Bronx, NY 10461 45 min

Hours: Call 718-430-1891

New York City’s largest park with riding trails, golf courses & orchard beach on Long Island.

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Flushing Bay Van Wyck Expy, 11354 46 min 718-760-6565

Enormous greenspace housing worlds fair monuments plus museums, sports facilities, a zoo & more.

The High-Line

62 Chelsea Piers

New York, NY 10011

50 min

Hours: 7am-9pm 212-500-6035

Park 30 feet above st level on an old rail line, with river & city views.

The Greenbelt Conservancy

30 Cross St Bogota, NJ 07603 59 min 201-489-2400

This center has mini golf, batting cages & basketball as well as the driving range.

Keansburg Amusement Park

275 Beachway Ave Keansburg, NJ 07734 1 hr 9 min 732-495-1400

Classic boardwalk amusement park w/dozens of rides like bumper cars, arcade games.

Outdoor Fun

Bike Rentals/Boating

171 East Dr Brooklyn, NY 11225 18 min

Hours: 11am-7pm 718-462-0010

Bicycle/boat rental service.

Liberty Helicopter Tours

6 East River Piers, New York, NY 10004 22 min

Hours: 9am-6:30pm 800-542-9933

Downtown heliport. Reservation must be made in advance.

Adventurers

1824 Shore Pkwy Brooklyn, NY 11214 25 min 718-975-2748

This amusement park with kiddie rides, a water slide, bumper cars & arcade games also hosts parties.

Denos Wonder Wheel

3059 W. 12th St Brooklyn, NY 11224 26 min 718-372-2592

It features five adult rides & 16 kiddie rides, incl a dozen family rides that parents & children can ride together.

Luna Park

1000 Surf Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 27 min 718-373-5862

Luna park is an amusement park in coney island.

Staten Island Fun Park

215 Schmidts Lane

Staten Island, NY 10314 28 min 718-982-5576

We are the island’s premiere outdoor attractions venue, offering popular entertainment favored across all skill levels!

Chelsea Piers Batting Cages

62 Chelsea Piers New York, NY 10011 33 min Hours: Call 212-336-6500

An 80,000-sf, sports complex with a gymnastics center offer ing classes for adults & kids.

Classic Harbor Line

62 Chelsea Piers New York, NY 10011 37 min 212-627-1825

Boat tour agency.

The Greenbelt Conservancy

200 Nevada Ave

Staten Island, NY 10306 37 min

Hours: 9am-1pm 718-667-2165

Top Of The Rock Observation Deck

The Greenbelt includes New York Citys largest remaining forest ... 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10112 39 min

Hours: 10am-10pm 212 698-2000

Observatory on top of Rockefel ler Center, with an ocean-liner style design, offering city views.

Indoor Fun

2245 BRdhollow Rd

Farmingdale, NY 11735

1 hr 46 min

Outdoor fun park features a mini coaster, waterslide & kiddie rides, with arcade, & food court.

Sky Zone Trampoline Park

111 Rodeo Dr

Deer Park, NY 11717

1 hr 49 min 631-392-2600

Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.

Castle Family Fun Center

109 Brookside Ave Chester, NY 10918

1 hr 51 min 845-469-2116

Amusement center featuring skating, rock climbing, laser tag, an arcade, seasonal go-karts & more.

Sky Zone

33 Lecount Place New Rochelle, NY 10801

1 hr 8 min 914-740-8407

360 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Dr Norwalk, CT 068541

1 hr 55 min 203-902-5437

Sportime USA

13 RailRd Ave Middletown, NY 10940

2 hr 3 min 845-343-8121

Amusement center with arcade games, pool tables, laser tag, a climbing wall, bumper cars & more.

Xplore

200 Wilson St, Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776

2 hr 19 min

Indoor playground.

Connecticut Science Center

250 Columbus Blvd Hartford, CT 06103

3 hr 19 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 860-724-3623

Science center aimed at kids & teens with more than 100 exhibits, a 3d theater & educational labs.

Howe Caverns

255 Discovery Dr Howes Cave, NY 12092

3 hr 39 min 518 296-8900

Underground cavern featuring unique limestone formations & a lake, with tours & a motel.

Chabad Niagara

6417 Main St

Niagara Falls, ON L2G 5Y3, Canada

hr 27 min

Jewish welcome center.

Cave Of The Winds

24 Buffalo Ave Brooklyn, NY 11233

7 hr 33 min

Hours: 9am-4:15pm 716-285-0705

Offering wooden walkways & ponchos for an up-close & wet view of the Bridal Veil Falls.

Billy Beez

Indoor

Build-A-Bear Workshop

1282 Palisades Center Dr West Nyack, NY 10994

1 hr 29 min

845-535-9277

Indoor play, parties & family fun.

Crayola Experience

30 Centre Sq Cir

Easton, PA 18042

1 hr 35 min

Hours: 10am-6pm 610-515-8000

Roomy, crayon-centric warehouse with colorful kid-friendly activities, events, a cafe & a store.

Active Kids

3771 Palisades Center Dr West Nyack, NY 10994

1 hr 29 min

Hours: 10am-9:30pm 845-353-1895

Create your own stuffed animals at this specialty chain, also stocking toy apparel & accessories.

Dave & Buster’s

4661 Palisades Center Dr West Nyack, NY 10994

1 hr 29 min

Hours: 11am-10pm 845-353-1555

Family-friendly chain offering a sports-bar-style setting for American food & arcade games.

United Skates Of America

1276 Hicksville Rd Seaford, NY 11783

1 hr 33 min 516-795-5474

This classic facility for roller skating also offers an arcade.

Jackson Skating Center

200 Robbins Ln Jericho, NY 11753

1 hr 37 min 516-621-6600

Indoor amusement center with laser tag, a climbing wall, inflatable rides, arcade games & snacks.

Bounce

330 Michael Dr Syosset, NY 11791

1 hr 35 min 516-483-3166

Indoor amusement center with multiple trampoline areas as well as dodgeball & basketball events.

RPM Raceway

2270 West County Line Rd Jackson Township, NJ 08527

1 hr 38 min 732-363-2222

Jackson skating center-offers top roller magic, skating center & many more.

600 West Ave Stamford CT, 06902

1 hr 42 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 203-852-0700

Offers indoor electric karting & entertainment, providing an authentic, exhilarating & memorable exp.

Long Islands Laser Bounce

2710 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, NY 11756

1 hr 42 min 516-342-1330

Family funplex featuring bounce, laser tag & foam ball arenas, plus an arcade & party rooms.

Funfuzion New Roc City

33 Lecount Pl

New Rochelle, NY 10801

1 hr 12 min

funfuziononline.com

Indoor amusement park offer ing bowling, billiards, go-karts & mini-golf, plus games & rides.

Legoland Discovery Center

39 Fitzgerald St Yonkers, NY 10710

1 hr 14 min

Hours: 10am-5:30pm 844-740-9223

Family entertainment center featuring toy displays, rides & 4d films plus gift shop.

Fun Time Juction

400 Fairfield Rd Fairfield, NJ 07004

1 hr 15 min 973-882-9777

Roomy venue popular for kids parties, with lots of things to climb & ride, plus arcade games.

Turtle Boo

175 NY 59

Spring Valley, 10977

1 hr 19 min

Hours: 10am-9pm 845-746-2100

Nonstop fun is the name of the game at Turtleboo, an indoor facility that’s jampacked for

IPlay America

110 Schanck Rd Freehold, NJ 07728

1 hr 22 min 732-577-8200

Huge indoor fun center with bumper cars, go-karts, laser tag & games.

Riplets Believe It Or Not

1441 Boardwalk

Atlantic City, NJ 08401

2 hr 22 min

Hours: 11am-7pm 609-347-2001

Sprawling, oft-interactive collection of curiosities ranging from shrunken heads to unusual animals.

Bounce

612 Corporate Way Valley Cottage, NY 10989

1 hr 23 min 845-268-4000

Indoor amusement center with multiple trampoline areas as well as dodgeball & basketball events.

High Exposure

266 Union St

Northvale NJ 07647

1 hr 24 min

Hours: 12am-10pm 201-768-8600

Offers the best rock climbing.

Howell Lanes

1002 U.S. 9

Howell, NJ 07731

1 hr 25 min 732-462-6767

Bowling alley.

Finnigans Lanes

101 Locust St Lakewood, NJ 08701

1 hr 28 min

Hours: 1am-10pm 732-364-8080

Bowling alley chain featuring billiards, arcade games & snacks, some locations offer laser tag.

Indoor

6626 Metropolitan Ave Queens, NY 11379

min

Hours: 10am-8pm 718-381-4300

Indoor entertainment center with bumper cars, arcade games, a 3-level playground & kiddie rides.

Laser Bounce

Cooper Ave Queens, NY 11385

min

Hours: 11am-9pm 347-599-1919

A hidden gem of an indoor amusement gala, laser bounce fuses your vintage arcade with trail blazing.

Dimenna Children’s NY

170 Central Park West, NY 10024

min

Hours: Sun 11am-5pm 212-873-3400

This museum encourages families to explore history together through permanent installations.

American Dream Theme Park

1 American Dream Wy East Rutherford, NJ 07073

min 833-263-7326

DreamWorks water park.

Liberty Science Center

222 Jersy City Blvd Jersey City, NJ 07305

min

Hours: 10am-5pm 201-200-1000

4 Floors & 12 galleries with hands-on science exhibits plus an imax dome theater.

Bowlero Wallington

299 Paterson Ave Wallington, NJ 07057

Hours: 4am-11pm

Long-standing chain of bowling alleys featuring casual grub & pitchers, leagues & party events.

Thrillz High Flying Adventure Park

5 Prindle Ln Danbury, CT 06811

hr 203-942-2585

VR rides & pinball machines at an indoor activity center with airbags, zip lines & obstacle courses.

Rack N Roll Family Fun Center

212 Washington Pl Passaic, NJ 07055

hr 2 min

Play center & party venue with pool tables, pinball machines, rides & a food kiosk.

Pole Position

99 Caven Point Rd Jersey City, NJ 07305

min

The ultimate all-electric indoor go-kart & entertainment destination, providing an authentic, exhilarating & memorable racing exp.

Pump It Up

Ethel Rd

Piscataway, NJ 08854

hr 6 min

Community Dr, #250 Great Neck, NY 11021

hr 26 min

Childrens entertainment center.

MASTER

Indoor

Federal Reserve Bank Of NY

33 Liberty St New York, NY 10045 22 min

Reservations Required 212-720-5000

Iconic institution offering tours on the history, role & responsi bilities of the federal reserve.

Bialystoker Synagogue

7 Willett St New York, NY 10002 27 min 212-475-0165 SYNAGOGUE.

Grand Central Terminal-Tours

89 East 42nd St

New York, NY 10017

34 min

Hours: 5:15am-2pm 212-340-2583

Train station known for its grand facade & main concourse, also offering shops & dining.

Twinkle Playspace

144 Frost St Brooklyn, NY 11211

34 min

718 349-1300

Children’s (ages 6 & under) amusement center in Brooklyn, New York.

N.Y State Supreme Court Criminal Branch

100 Centre St New York, NY 10013 29 min nmbeckfo@nycourts.

Neoclassical court building, built between 1919 & 1927 & surrounded by other historic buildings.

Frames Bowling

3159 Flatbush Ave Brooklyn, NY 11234

31 min Hours: 6am–12pm 718-758-7500

We offer Ice skating, rock climbing, sky jumping, arcades, & much more.

Sloomoo Institute

475 Broadway New York, NY 10013 34 min sloomoo@sloomoo institute.com

The sloomoo institute is filled with activities were you will have a great time.

The Cliffs At Lic

11-11 44th Dr Queens, NY 11101 36 min 718-729-7625

Large, colorful rock-climbing gym.

Steep Rock Bouldering

1506 Lexington Ave New York, NY 10029 37 min 212-410-7070

Neighborhood rock climbing gym offering classes, gear & children’s party packages.

FDNY Fire Zone

61 W 48th St New York, NY 10020

38 min

Hours: 9am-4pm 212-698-4520

At the Fire Zone you can climb on a realistic fire truck, try on bunker gear, meet a firefighter & many more.

Indoor Fun

Chuck A Cheese’s

139 Flatbush Ave Brooklyn, NY 11217 718-783-4570 25 min

700 Exterior St, Bronx, NY 10451 718-292-7812 39 min

1775-9 S Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314 718-494-1274 40 min

34-19 48th St Queens, NY 11101 718-728-3600 45 min

40-24 College Point Blvd b 213 Queens, NY 11354 718-321-0400 48 min

1107 NJ-35, Middletown, NJ 07748 732-615-9091 1 hr 12 min

162 Fulton Ave, Staten Island, NY 10304 516-483-3166 1 hr 19 min

250 W Rte 59 Clarkstown, NY 10954 845-627-2788 1 hr 25 min

Chuck e. Cheese’s is a chain of American family entertainment centers.

Hours: 11:00-9:00

Hoopla

Melody Lanes

1428 36th St #105 Brooklyn, NY 11218 3 min 718-480-0444

Private arcase party room.

461-37th St Brooklyn, NY 11232 11 min 718-832-2695

26 Lanes, arcade games, league play, & a variety of different weekly specials. But it doesnt stop there.

EvRest

Cocoon Happy Kids

5604 New Utrecht Ave Brooklyn, NY 11219 10 min 347-563-0964

eVRest VR Amusment Park offer the most exciting virtual Reality experience in NYC.

Roller Skating

171 East Dr Brooklyn, NY 11225

18 min

Hours: 12am-7pm 718-462-0010

Activity center hosting seasonal & year-round activities from skating to boating, classes & events.

Roller Jam USA

1222-49th St Brooklyn, NY 11219 10 min 718-925-2177

Indoor playground.

75 Battery Place

New York, NY 10280

19 min

718-605-6600

Modern skating rink catering to both young & old with a bar, adult dj nights, inflatables & arcade.

Kids N Action

1149 McDonald Ave Brooklyn, NY 11230 10 min

Hours: 10am-6pm 718-377-1818

Children’s amusement center.

Brooklyn Boulders

575 Degraw St Brooklyn, NY 11217 21 min 347-834-9066

Rock climbing.

Shell Lanes

1 Bouck Ct Brooklyn, NY 11223 21 min

718-336-6700

Old-school alley offering 32 lanes, cosmic bowling & many more.

Rab’s Country Lanes

1600 Hylan Blvd Staten Island, NY 10305 31 min 718-979-1600

Bowling alley featuring 48 lanes, plus a snack bar with pizza & a laser maze.

Bowlmor Lanes Times Square

222 West 44th St New York, NY 10036 32 min 212-680-0012

Bowling, games, pool, & more. Grab a lane, enjoy the arcade, & bring on the fun!

Frames Bowling

550 9th Ave New York, NY 10018 40 min 212-268-6909

Bowling alley along with 28 lanes of bowling

Jib Lanes-Bowling

67-19 Parsons Blvd Queens, NY 11365 50 min 718-591-0600

Late-night basement venue featuring traditional, cosmic & league bowling, casual fare & party space.

Montvale Lanes

14 W Grand Ave

Montvale, NJ 07645

1 hr 201-391-3400

Nice place for bowling in Montvale area, not too crowded & reasonably priced, a nice place for family fun.

Maple Lanes RVC

100 Maple Ave

Rockville Centre, NY 11570

1 hr 17 min 516-678-3010

Family fun bowling alley.

Quinnz Pinz Bowling

948 Broadway Woodmere, NY 11598

1 hr 18 min 514-374-9870

Unlimited games for our 2 hour time slot.

Ocean Lanes

2085 Lanes Mill Rd Lakewood, NJ 08701

1 hr 23 min

Classic bowling alley with 42 lanes for open play, leagues & parties.

New City Bowling & Batting Cages

90 N Main St New City, NY 10956

hr 40 min

We heve 24 lanes for bowling & 5 batting cages, great party packages for both children & adults.

Art's N Crafts

Plaster Play Image

122 Ave J Brooklyn, NY 11230

10 min

Hours: 11am-6pm 718-951-1444

Plaster paint.

Plaster Spot

1037 53rd St Brooklyn, NY 11219 11 min 718-436-1899

Great place to enjoy painting plaster with lots of choices of what to make.

Plaster Master

1624 E 4th (Bet O&P) Brooklyn, NY 11218 13 min 917-806-5585

Painting studio.

Pottery & Glass

1562 Coney Island Ave Brooklyn, NY 11230 17 min 917-744-1887

Art gallery.

Zelda’s Art World

2291 Nostrand Ave Brooklyn, NY 11210 18 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 718-377-7779

Arts & crafts supplies plus fram ing services & art classes for all ages offered in a no-frills spot.

Color Me Mine

123 Baxter St New York, NY 10013

31 min

Hours: 11am-6pm 212-374-1710

Paint-your-own ceramics chain, with a studio available for walkins, workshops & parties.

The Painted Pot

200 7th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11215 16 min

Hours: 11am-9pm 718-768-8379

Paint-your-own pottery & mosaics studio also offering party packages & classes for kids & adults.

Plaster Galaxy

2208 Ave U Brooklyn, NY 11229 17 min 718-769-8500

Colorful drop-in studio offering hundreds of plaster figures & shapes to paint .

Hobby House

3915 14th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11218

3 min Hours: 12am-7:00pm 860-623-3305

531 Bedford Ave Brooklyn, NY 11211

41 min

Hours: 11am-8pm

Make It Glass

40 Chestnut St Lakewood, NJ 08701 56 min 732-994-5000

An art glass studio specializing in the field of glass fusion.

Paint studio.

Museums

Rail Rd Museum Of Pennsylvania

300 Gap Rd. Rt 741 E

Strasburg, PA 17579

2 hr 53 min

Hours: 10am-4pm

717-687-8628

Museum of railroad artifacts from 19th-century locomotives to antique clocks, plus exhibits & more.

National Toy Train Museum

300 Paradise Ln

Strasburg, PA 17579

2 hr 54 min

Hours: 10am-5pm

717-687-8976

Headquarters of the Train Collectors Association, with a world-class collection of histor ic & contemporary toy trains.

Kidcity Children’s Museum

119 Washington St

Middletown, CT 06457

3 hr 13 min 860-347-0495

Indoor play & themed exploration areas (pirate ship, farm, underwater cave) for children (ages 1-8).

The Hershey Museum

63 West Chocolate Ave

Hershey, PA 17033

3 hr 19 min

Hours: 9am-5pm 717-534-8939

Museum for all-things Hershey, including exhibits of miltons, Hershey & a chocolate lab for kids.

Touro Synagogue

85 Touro St

Newport, RI 02840

3 hr 20 min 401-847-4794

Touro Synagogue in Newport, RI is the oldest synagogue in the United States & symbol of religious freedom for all Americans!

Lutz Children’s Museum

247 S Main St

Manchester, CT 06040

3 hr 24 min

860-643-0949

Small kids museum with live animals, historical objects & changing exhibitions, plus classes.

Newport Rhode Island Mansions

424 Bellevue Ave

Newport, RI 02840

3 hr 30 min

Hours: 10am-4pm

401-847-1000

Newport county preserves & protects the best of the areas architectural, decorative arts, landscape & social history.

National Civil War Museum

1 Lincoln Cir

Harrisburg, PA 17103

3 hr 30 min

Hours: 9am-8pm 717-260-1861

Offers civil war artifacts, lectures, reinactment events & more.

New England Air Museum

36 Perimeter Rd

Windsor Locks, CT 06096

3 hr 35 min

Hours: 9am-4pm 860-623-3305

Museum housing vintage planes & helicopters, plus simulators & hands-on educational exhibits.

Mystic Seaport

75 Greenmanville Ave Mystic, CT 06355

3 hr 35 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 860-572-0711

Reimagined waterfront settle ment featuring a 19th-century village, historic ships, a museum & more.

Museums

Van Cortlandt House Museum

6036 Broadway Bronx, NY 10471

57 min

Hours: 11am-4pm 718-543-3344

This historic, 18th-century house on a 1,000-acre urban park has many heirlooms on display.

Cradle Of Aviation Museum

Charles Lindbergh Blvd, Garden City, NY 115301

1 hr 516-527-4111

Former airplane hanger now offers hands-on exhibits & activities for kids from toddlers to teens.

Long Island Childrens Museum

11 Davis Ave Garden City, NY 11530

1 hr 37 min 516-224-5800

14 interactive exhibits plus live theater, art spaces, & many

American Airpower Museum

1230 New Hwy

Farmingdale, NY 11735

1 hr 52 min

Hours: 10:30am-4pm 631-293-6398

Meseum of WWII planes set on a historic airfield offering fly-alongs & a flight simulator.

Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center

100 Crescent Beach Rd Glencove, NY 11542

1 hr 53 min 516-571-8040

The Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County is a holocaust memorial, & museum.

Lockwood Mathews Mansion Museum

295 W Ave

Norwalk, CT 06850

1 hr 58 min 203-838-9799

Guided tours are offered of this grand 1860s country house with rotating exhibits & events.

National Liberty Museum

321 Chestnut St

Philadelphia, PA 19106

2 hr 5 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 215-925-2800

Museum promoting freedom & honoring global heroes, with a big collection of modern glass .

Long Island Maritime Museum

88 West Ave

West Sayville, NY 11796

2 hr 12 min

Hours: 10am-4pm 631-854-4974

Museum is committed to the research, preservation & inter pretation of our regions rich nautical heritage & sculptures.

Please Touch Museum

4231 Ave of the Republic

Philadelphia, PA 19131

2 hr 15 min

Hours: 9am-4:30pm 215-581-3181

A spacious environment with a focus on ages 3-12 contains hands-on attractions plus an on-site cafe.

Vanderbilt Museum & Planetarium

180 Little Neck Rd Centerport, NY 11721

2 hr 15 min

Hours: 11am-5pm 631-854-5555

Estate & Spanish revival man sion (built from 1910-1936) with worldwide displays & newer planetarium.

Museums

Museum Of The Moving Image

36-01 35th Ave Queens, NY 11106 40 min 718-777-6800

The history of film, digital media told via interactive displays, plus screenings.

Staten Island Children’s Museum

1000 Richmond Terrace Tysen St, 10301 40 min 718-273-2060

Interactive exhibits cover a range of subjects from fire fighting to insects, classes offered too outside.

Museum Of The City Of NY

1220 5th Ave

New York, NY 10029

44 min

Hours: 10am-6pm 212-534-1672

Maps & other artifacts trace NYC history from its 16thcentury birth to the present day.

Manattan Chidrens Museum

212 W 83rd St

New York, NY 10024

45 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 212-721-1223

Museum featuring a range of hands-on, educational & entertaining exhibits & activities.

Museum Of Mathematics

11 East 26th St New York, NY 10010 40 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 212-542-0566

Museum emphasizing exhibits on patterns & structures aimed at fourth through eighth grade kids.

Tenement Museum

103 Orchard St New York, NY 10002 40 min Hours: 10am-6pm 877-975-3786

Preserved tenement building brings Lower East Side immigrant stories to life with guided tours.

Historic Richmond Town

441 Clarke Ave Staten Island, NY 10306 42 min

Hours: 12am-5pm 718-351-1611

100-Acre site exploring the diversity of the American ex perience, from colonial days to the present.

Queens Museum

Flushing Meadows

Queens, NY 11368

45 min

Hours: 12am-5pm 718-592-9700

Visual arts on display along with the panorama, a building-for-building model of New York City.

Ellis Island Museum/Statue Of Liberty

Ellis Island

New York, NY 10004

45 min 212-561-4588

Dedicated to preserving & sharing the history & legacy of a remarkable American treasure.

American Museum Of Natural History

200 Central Park West, NY 10024

47 min

Hours: 10am-5:30pm 212-769-5100

From dinosaurs to outer space & everything in between, this huge museum showcases natu ral wonders.

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Museums

Skyscraper Museum

39 Battery Place

New York, NY 10280 22 min 212-968-1961

Gallery hosts exhibits & programs exploring history of tall buildings in New York & beyond.

South St Seaport Museum

12 Fulton St New York, NY 10038 23 min 212-748-8600

Institution housing paintings, ship models, scrimshaw & more with vintage ships docked. outside.

Childrens Museum Of The Arts

103 Charlton St New York, NY 10014 26 min 212-274-0986

H&S-on arts exp for kids & families, including classes, performances & exhibits.

The Morgan Library & Museum

225 Madison Ave New York, NY 10016 26 min

Hours: 10:30am-5pm 212-685-0008

Celebrated museum & librarys gift shop featuring books, accessories & collection related wares.

N.Y. Transit Museum

99 Schermerhorn St Brooklyn, NY 11201 27 min

Hours: Fri-Sun 10am-4pm 718-694-1600

Housed in a 1936 subway station, this museum features interactive exhibits like vintage trains.

Museum at Eldridge St

12 Eldridge St

New York, NY 10002

27 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 212-219-0302

Historic restored synagogue holds orthodox services & hosts tours, community classes & events.

The New York Hall Of Sience

47-01 111th St

Queens, NY 11368

27 min

718-699-0005

Science & technology center features more than 400 exhibits.

Brooklyn Children’s Museum

145 Brooklyn Ave Brooklyn, NY 11213

27 min 718-735-4400

Circa-1899 museum, billed as the world’s first for kids, with 30,000+ objects & hands-on exhibits.

The Jewish Children’s Museum

792 Eastern Pkwy

Brooklyn, NY 11213

27 min 845-786-2701

Featuring interactive exhibits & mini-golf, this museum explores Jewish history & heritage.

NYC Fire Museum

278 Spring St New York, NY 10013

27 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 212-691-1303

This 1904 ex-firehouse include firefighting tools, uniforms, vehicles & a 9/11 memorial.

Family Fun Farm

Kelders Farm

Farms & Zoos Museums

65 Friedman Rd Monicello, NY 12701

2 hr 22 min

We offer huge outdoor play areas & activities for the fair weather days plus extensive indoor play areas.

Long Island Game Farm

489 Chapman Blvd Manorville, NY 11949

2 hr 29 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 631-878-6644

Exotic & native animals on display in kid-friendly petting zoos, shows & exhibits, plus pony rides.

The Amish Farm & House

5755 Us Rt. 209, Kerhonkson, NY 12446

2 hr 27 min

Hours: 10am-6pm 845-626-7137

Kelders farm is a family friendly farm with pick-your-own fruits & vegetables.

The Living Torah Museum

1601 41st St Brooklyn, NY 11218

Appointment-only museum displaying period artifacts mentioned in the Torah & other ancient objects.

Intrepid Sea, Air, & Space Museum

12th Ave & 46th St New York, NY 10036 7 min

Hours: 10am-5pm intrepidmuseum.org

A maritime history museum with a collection of museum ships in New York City.

9/11 Memorial & Museum

2395 Covered Bridge Dr, Lancaster, PA 17602

3 hr 1 min

Hours: 10am-6pm 717-394-6185

Historic Amish Farm with picnic areas & childrens activities including a playground & board games.

180 Greenwich St New York, 10007 21 min

Hours: 9am-5pm 212-312-8800

Plaza, pools & exhibits honoring victims of 1993 & 2001 WTC terrorist attacks.

Museum Of Jewish Heritage

36 Battery Place New York, NY 10280 21 min

Hours: 11am-7pm 646-437-4202

Public programs on Jewish history, life & culture in the 20th & 21st centuries.

Farms & Zoos

Kensington Stables

51 Caton Pl Brooklyn, NY 11218

9 min

Hours: Call for Appnt. 610-388-1000

Horse boarding stable.

Prospect Park

450 Flatbush Ave Brooklyn, NY 11238 18 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 718-399-7339

The Prospect Park Zoo is a 12-acre zoo.

Central Park Zoo

64th St & 5th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11220 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 212-439-6500

Central Park, this small zoo features penguins, sea lions, monkeys & a petting zoo.

Jamaica Bay Riding Academy

7000 Shore Pkwy East Brooklyn, NY 11234 29 min

Hours: 10am-4:30pm 718-531-8949

Green space behind the NY public library’s main branch, with 4 acres, a cafe & other food kiosks.

Staten Island Zoo

614 Broadway

Staten Island, NY 10310 30 min

Hours: 10am-4:45pm 718-442-3100

8-acre zoo with more than 400 animals, including many reptiles, & an African savannah exhibit.

Green Meadows Farm Park

3159 Flatbush Ave Brooklyn, NY 11234

31 min

718-470-0278

Pony rides, Petting zoo at the Aviator.

Queens Zoo

53-51 111th St Queens, NY 11368 44 min 718-220-5100

The queens zoo is an 18-acre zoo located in Flushing Mead ows–Corona Park.

Bronx Zoo

2300 Southern Blvd Bronx, NY 10460

52 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 718-367-1010

Metropolitan zoo with 265 acres that harbors 4,000 animals in replicas of their native habitats.

Trailside Museum & Zoo

3006 Seven Lakes Dr

Bear Mountain, NY 10911

1 hr 35 min 845-786-2701

Exhibits exploring local geology & ecology, plus rescued & rehabilitated wild animals.

My Saddle Brook Farm & Horseback Riding

163 Berea Rd Walden, NY 12586

1 hr 56 min 845-778-3420

An animal rescue farm with horses, alpaca, llamas, goats, chickens, & other rescues.

Parks & Nature

Longwood Gardens

1001 Longwood Rd

Kennett Square, PA 19348

2 hr 44 min

610-388-1000

Vast collection of vibrant flower gardens, a greenhouse & fountain shows plus student courses.

Indian Echo Caverns

368 Middletown Rd

Hummelstown, PA 17036

3 hr 21 min

Hours: 10am-4pm

717-566-8131

Caverns with impressive limestone formations & underground lakes, plus a gem mill on the property.

Hershey Gardens & Butterfly

170 Hotel Rd

Hershey, PA 17033

3 hr 26 min

Hours: 9am-5pm 717-534-3492

Garden park offers 23 acres of flowers, rare trees, a butterfly house & a children’s garden.

Mount Utsayantha Fire Tower

Stamford, NY 12167

5 hr 15 min

Hours: 24hrs contact@cnyhiking.com

The mountain has a fire tower which gives great views of the surrounding mountains, hills & valleys.

Tree Sisters Island

10 Rainbow Blvd, Niagara Falls, NY 14303

6 hr 30 min

Hours: 24hrs 716-278-1796

You can walk, drive or hop on the Trolley. The grounds are beautiful.

Niagra Falls- American Side

332 Prospect St

Niagara Falls, NY 14303

6 hr 38 min

716-278-1794

Contains the American Falls, the Bridal Veil Falls, & a portion of the Horseshoe Falls.

Niagra Falls- Canadian Side

6650 Niagara Pkwy

Niagara Falls, ON L2E 3E8, Canada

hr 45 min

Hours: 10am-6pm

The Canadian side is where you get gorgeous panoramas of the American Falls & the mighty Horseshoe Falls.

Dufferin Island Niagara PKWY

6345 Dufferin Island Rd

Allanburg, ON L0S 1A0, Canada 7 hr 29 min

Hours: 7am-7pm 610-759-9663

Dufferin Islands are a group of scenic man-made islands located in Niagara Falls.

Botanical Gardens

2565 Niagara Pkwy

Niagara Falls, ON L2E 2S7, Canada

7 hr 31 min 905-356-8119

Garden dedicated to the collection, cultivation, preservation & display of an especially wide range of plants.

Butterfly Conservatory

2565 Niagara Pkwy

Niagara Falls, ON L2E 2S7,Canada

hr 33 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 877-642-7275

Conservatory with thousands of butterflies, plus an on-site food court, gift shop & outdoor gardens.

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Parks & Nature

Old Westbury Gardens

71 Old Westbury Rd

Old Westbury, NY 11568

1 hr 36 min

Hours: 10am-6pm 516-333-0048

200-Acre property offers an historic mansion amid formal botanical gardens, with daily guided tours.

Core Creek Park

901 East Bridgetown Pike

Langhorne, PA 19047

1 hr 45 min

Hours: 10am-4pm 215-757-0225

Community area providing sports fields & courts, a playground, boating, fishing, & lawns.

Adventure Aquarium

1 Riverside Dr Camden, NJ 08103

1 hr 55 min 844-474-3474

Massive aquarium with a 4-d experience theater plus hippos, stingrays & an underwater shark tunnel.

The Meritime Aquarium

10 N. Water St

Norwalk, CT 06854

1 hr 58 min

Hours: 10am-5pm 203-852-0700

Sizable aquarium with 30+ fresh- & saltwater exhibits, including a touch tank, theater & cafe.

Sweetbriar Nature Center

62 Eckerkamp Dr Smithtown, NY 11787

2 hr 12 min

Hours: 9am-4pm 631-979-6344

Hosts 54 acres of beautiful hiking trails through habitats which include fields & forests.

Walkway Over The Hudson State

87 Haviland Rd

Highland, NY 12528

2 hr 17 min

Hours: 7am-6pm 845-834-2867

Stunning walk over the Hudson River with gorgeous views.

Bushkill Falls

138 Bushkill Falls Trail Bushkill, PA 18324

2 hr 28 min

Hours: 9am-5pm 570-588-6682

Park with a 100-ft waterfall plus trails, fishing, boating & other family-friendly activities.

N.J. Motorsports Park

8000 Dividing Creek Rd Millville, NJ 08332

2 hr 35 min 856-327-8000

New Jersey motorsports park is a road course motorsports entertainment complex.

Qougue Wildlife Refuge

3 Old Country Rd Quogue, NY 11959

2 hr 35 min 631-653-4771

Sprawling nature preserve & educational center featuring a variety of habitats & native animals.

Long Island Aquarium

431 East Main St

Riverhead, NY 11901

2 hr 40 min

Hours: 10am-4pm 631-208-9200

Interactive exhibits include boat rides, shark dives, feeding stingrays & frolicking with sea lions.

Parks & Nature

Central Park

14 East 60th St

New York, NY 10022

min

Hours: 6am-1pm

Park with pedestrian paths & ballfields, plus a zoo, carousel, boat rentals & a reservoir.

Givans Creek

1000 Baychester Ave Bronx, NY 10475

55 min 212-639-9675

This area is a natural woodland, it is not a park, it is beautiful & contains alot of wildlife.

Harriman State Park

945 N Broadway, Yonkers, NY 10701

min

Untermyer Park & Gardens is a historic 43-acre city public park.

Crotona Park

Charlotte St Bronx, NY 10457

min 212-639-9675

Tree-filled park with a lake, large pool, tennis courts, playgrounds, baseball diamonds & more.

Alley Pond Park

Untermyer Gardens Conservancy Union Tpke

Oakland Gardens, NY 11364

min

Spacious park featuring playgrounds & biking trails plus basketball & handball courts.

Wave Hill Public Garden

4900 Independance Ave Bronx, NY 10471

min

Expansive, manicured public garden with wooded paths, benches & Hudson River views.

Jenkinsons Aquarium

7 Lakes Dr Ramapo, NY 10974

1 hr 28 min

This expansive park features 31 lakes & 2 beaches, plus 2 campgrounds & over 200 miles of trails.

Nyack Beach State Park

300 Ocean Ave N Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742

1 hr 28 min

Intimate aquarium with exhibits of fish, coral reefs, penguins, sharks & other marine life.

698 N Broadway

Nyack, NY 10960

1 hr 29 min 845-358-1316

Scenic 61-acre riverside park attracting hikers, bikers, kayakers & cross country skiers in winter.

Bear Mountain State Park

Route 9W North Bear Mountain, NY 10911

1 hr 36 min

Lush, mountainous park featuring picnic sites, fishing areas, a swimming pool, trails & more playgrounds.

Parks & Nature

East 86th St &, East End Ave

New York, NY 10028 38 min 212-459-4455

Venerated park offering river vistas, playgrounds & other features.

Sears Bellows County Park

63 Bellows Pond Rd Hampton Bays, NY 11946 38 min 631-852-8290

Recreational site with a freshwater pond for fishing, camping & hunting, plus hiking & idle paths.

Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical

1000 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY 10301 39 min 718-425-3504

19th-century home for retired sailors now features cultural events, sculptures & a fountain.

Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve

83 Nielsen Ave

Staten Island, NY 10309 42 min

718-967-1976

265-Ac. nature preserve including wetlands, ponds, hiking trails, an interpretive center & more.

Roosevelt Island Parks & Promenade

1 FDR Four Freedoms Park Roosevelt Island, NY 10044 46 min 212-204-8831

Triangular-shaped park overlooking Manhattan, this was designed by master architect Louis.

Queens Botanical Gardens

43-50 Main St

Queens, NY 11355 47 min

Hours: 8am-6pm 718-886-3800

39 Acres planted for the 1939 worlds fair, expanded for 1964 fair, offers themed gardens, events.

Bryant Park

42nd St, Bet 5 & 6th Ave New York, NY 10018 40 min

Hours: 7am-10pm 212-768-4242

Space behind the NY public librarys main branch, with 4 acres, a cafe & other food kiosks.

Central Park Rowboat Rentals

E 72nd St

New York, NY 10021 40 min Hours: 10-Sundown 212-517-2233

Boat rental service.

Wolfe’s Pond Park

420 Cornelia Ave

Staten Island, NY 10312 47 min 212-639-9675

Seaside city park with tennis courts, bbq area & playgrounds is also a nature & wildlife preserve.

Riverside Park

New York

50 min Hours: 24hrs 212-870-3070

Storied multilevel park with elms & rocky outcrops, plus a long boulevard & multiple Playgrounds.

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Parks & Nature

Prospect Park

95 Prospect Park West

Brooklyn, NY 11215 14 min

718-965-8951

Sprawlng city park featuring basketball & handball courts, a playground & an historic home.

Brooklyn Botanical Garden

990 Washington Ave Brooklyn, NY 11225 19 min

Hours: 10am-6pm 718-623-7200

The garden is a habitat for countless birds, butterflies, bees, rabbits, & many more.

Rockefeller Park

75 Battery Place

New York, NY 10280 22 min 212 267-9700

City Park

Brooklyn Bridge Park

334 Furman St Brooklyn, NY 11201 23 min 845-268-4000

This urban oasis features shaded picnic tables, Hibachi-style bbq grills & river views.

Marine Park-Golf Course

2880 Flatbush Ave Brooklyn, NY 11234 27 min

718-252-4625

Call for Reservations

Public Golf Course.

Clove Lakes Park

1150 Clove Rd Rd

Staten Island, NY 10301 28 min 718-390-8000

Offers lakes, ponds & trees plus modern recreational areas including playgrounds & an outdoor skating rink.

Washington Square Park

MacDougal & West 4th St New York, NY 10011 30 min 212-639-9675

Greenwich village concrete-&-green park known for its stately arch & prime people-watching.

Hudson River Park

61 Chelsea Piers

New York, NY 10011

34 min

Hours: 6am-1pm 212-627-2020

Beyond its gardens & lawns, this pier overlooking the Hudson River features a carousel & skate park.

Union Square Park

E 17th St & Broadway

New York, NY 10003

36 min

Hours: 8am-Dusk

The park is on the two major roads in New York City, & is an historic intersection & more.

Gantry Plaza State Park

4-09 47th Rd

Queens, NY 10007 36 min 718-786-6385

12-Acre park on four piers along the East River offering restored gantries & Manhattan views.

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BORO PARK: Ateres Golda 1362 50th St.

Tuesday MOTZEI YT: October 11 9:15

Friday: October 14 12:00

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Tuesday MOTZEI YT: October 11 9:15

BORO PARK: Ateres Golda

1362 50th St.

Wednesday: October 12 4:30 & 8:30

Motzei Shabbos: October 15 9:15

LAKEWOOD: Tiferes Hall

613 Oak Street

Wednesday: October 12 8:30

Motzei Shabbos: October 15 9:15

MOnsEy: Yeshiva Spring Valley

121 College Rd, Suffern

Wednesday: October 12 4:30 & 8:30

Motzei Shabbos: October 15 9:15

CATsKILLs: Machne Bais Rachel

224 Pleasant Valley Rd. S. Fallsburg

Wednesday: October 12 4:30 & 8:30

Motzei Shabbos: October 15 9:15

MOnsEy: Yeshiva Spring Valley

121 College Rd, Suffern

Tuesday MOTZEI YT: October 11 9:15

Friday: October 14 12:00

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Tuesday MOTZEI YT: October 11 9:15

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Wednesday: October 12 8:00

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121 College Rd, Suffern

Thursday: October 13 4:30 & 8:30

CATsKILLs: Machne Bais Rachel

224 Pleasant Valley Rd. S. Fallsburg

Thursday: October 13 4:30 & 8:30

LOs AngELEs: Bais Yaakov LA 7353 Beverly Blvd

Thursday: October 13 8:00

...so they can lead a fulfilling, productive life.

It’s not only about the present, but the future. What more can be done? How can we continue to grow, and is there still a void that needs filling? At Hamaspik of Kings County, we empower every individual to live their life with meaning, unleashing the opportunity for a productive and beautiful life.

Through Hamaspik’s broad circle of support services, each child and adult learns new skills, reaches their goals, and lives their life to the fullest.

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...to people going through challenges...

There was more to be done. The void was even larger, reaching not only those with a developmental or mental health challenge, but reaching beyond, to the family, the school, and even the community.

And so, we looked at the bigger picture to see how else we can transform lives. We planned parental retreats and other support events, doing our part to help the entire family cope with the very real challenges they were facing.

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...support, and hope...

As we grew, we realized there was more to accomplish, and an even bigger void to be addressed. This void consisted of feelings of loneliness from both clients and parents, and we saw that there was no one to address these complex burdens.

So we created a solution, beginning the Nishmoseini Support Hotline for Moshe, forming Stardust Support Groups for Chumi, and providing relief services for Malka. Most importantly, the hope that stands behind it shines through, reflecting everything we do.

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Since our beginnings, Hamaspik of Kings County set out to fill the void, by empowering children and adults with special needs. As the needs in the community grew, more services were added that would benefit all.

For Shmuly, we created Sipuk, a full-service mental health clinic where he could receive dedicated therapies, and for Perel, a beautiful little girl, Milestones was born so she could receive the extra help she needed to thrive. For Leah, The Hamaspik School was created so she could grow in a special environment.

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