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Will you
give me a lift?

There’s a seat waiting for him in class, but he can’t get there without a ride. For Daniel and 20,000 others like him from secular communities, the only thing between them and Torah chinuch is a bus.

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Will you
give me a lift?

There’s a seat waiting for him in class, but he can’t get there without a ride. For Daniel and 20,000 others like him from secular communities, the only thing between them and Torah chinuch is a bus.

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This isn’t just a ride
to school — it’s a
turning point.

There’s a seat waiting for him in class, but he can’t
get there without a ride. For Daniel and 20,000 others like him from secular communities, the only thing between them and Torah chinuch is a bus.

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This isn’t just a ride
to school — it’s a turning point.

There’s a seat waiting for him in class, but he can’t get there without a ride. For Daniel and 20,000 others like him from secular communities, the only thing between them and Torah chinuch is a bus.

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You gave him a ride,
here’s where he went.

He lives too far to walk, and the government doesn’t cover the cost of bussing. Chinuch Atzmai fills the gap—so Noam and 20,000 other children like him don’t end up in public school. 

For them, no bus, means no Yiddishkeit.

For them, no bus, means no Yiddishkeit.

Every Number Is a Child’s Future

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