A new fundraising campaign has been launched for the family of Rabbi Netanel Vizel, who died suddenly leaving a widow and 14 children, according to the campaign notice. Rabbi Yehuda Heimlich is urging the public to contribute, describing the family's dire financial situation.
Rabbi Netanel Vizel died suddenly, leaving a widow and 14 children, including a daughter just before her wedding. A new fundraising campaign launched late Tuesday night aims to provide urgent financial support, according to the appeal notice. Rabbi Yehuda Heimlich is calling on the public to donate, warning that the family is at risk of collapse.
The campaign highlights the youngest son, Moishy, nearly 3, who will not have his father cut his hair. The family's dire financial situation is described as leaving the refrigerator empty and bills piling up, with the wedding in question.
The Vizel family has been the subject of prior fundraising efforts. As The Zioneer reported in June and July, earlier appeals were made to support the widow and children. The current campaign provides a new donation link.
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