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on behalf of Ocean County Commissioners
because it's just not me who appreciates
this. It's Jenny Hayes, Jack Kelly, Jen
Bakiona, and the rest of them. We
appreciate what Tolkabis does for the
community and for the families in in in
this area and this community and feeding
the families, feeding the kids. And we
really appreciate it. I I am amazed at
the magnitude of what happens here, how
large it is, but how organized it is.
So, we appreciate it. And hopefully
we'll come back and celebrate this 25,
35 years from now.
>> Thank you so much. I appreciate that.
>> Thank you.
>> You're the best. Thank you. Thank you
for everything you do.
Tomas,
they just put up a huge tent.
Unbelievable.
This is unbelievable.
Go after the produce,
vegetables,
paper goods.
K pirates do.
Unbelievable.
All right guys, you ready?
I want to share with you an amazing
amazing story. I had a friend that at
one point in time was doing very well
and then he really struggled struggling
on Panusa but the barami didn't have to
come on to help and this went on for a
couple of years and then about a year
and a half ago he reached out to me that
he's struggling and he needs help. fine.
He got an appointment as you saw over
there. There's Kamat no yidden over
there. It's getting loaded by Goyam. And
he calls me up after he picked up his
food and he's crying. He's crying. And I
told him, "Yeah, uncle, it's fine.
Nobody knows you're getting nobody even
cares who you are. Why are you crying?"
He said, "No, no, you missed the point."
He said, "I lost all my money.
I wasn't able to. My whole lifestyle
changed. I never cried." said, "I
started racking up credit card bills. I
held myself strong and I never cried. I
drove through the tent. I drove through
that tent and I saw thousands and
thousands of boxes and every single box
told me, yank uncle, I care about you."
Every box was another person donating. I
care about you. And for the first time,
I felt understood and felt cared. And
that's why I'm crying. And that's the
message. Every single box is somebody
else giving. It's not from one donor.
It's not from two. It's from thousands
of donors. It's from every guy watching
this video that adds something over
here. Thank you very much. Tiscovas
in the back trucks. KJ four trucks. Five
trucks can
deliver meions. Brian, thank you so much
for coming by and being a part of this
unbelievable keshm. As you see, we have
a massive tent. We're distributing to
approximately 2,700 mishbakas for the
whole bothus
a month's worth of
a large family receives approximately 35
cases from chicken, meat, fish, all the
dairy products down to spices, oil,
mayonnaise, paper goods, frozen goods,
canned goods, you know, a month's worth
of groceries. You times that times 2,700
families, it's approximately a $3.5
million operation. But the herish I had
is that going into Yam, it's this is not
something that comes from million-dollar
donations. This is everyone's joint
efforts. The whole town coming together,
people taking on a family, a day of
Yontive, a couple of days of Yontive,
and it's just an unbelievable act,
unbelievable joint effort. When you
participate in in in our campaign and
you sponsor a day yont or a couple days
yont or a family, you're having you're
having a kick in in guaranteeing that
families are having a symposium.
Just tell all your listeners, every
single donation is appreciated. Just go
to tom.org/tishra
/tishray and donate.