Mikdash Impact - Rabbi Avraham Benoliel

You know, one of my greatest moments [music] of pride is when we I meet an alumnus maybe 5, 10 years after he left the Yeshiva. He's a young man, whether he's studying in Kollel, whether he's a teacher in a [music] community school, whether he's in business, whether he's a professional, and he tells [music] me, "Mikdash Melech set me on my path for life." Our Rabbis teach us, "K'ilu melamed es ben chaveiro Torah, k'ilu yelado." If one teaches [music] his friend's child Torah, it's as if he gave birth to him. That is indicating the >> [music] >> tremendous impact that a Rabbi has on a on a student. That is not just [music] for now and here. It's for life and it's for generations. It's for eternity. The same can be said about the supporters of Torah. "Eitz Chaim hi l'machazikim bah." Our supporters are full partners in our work. And for them, too, >> [music] >> the impact is for eternity. The reality is that although we charge tuition, most parents cannot afford full and many cannot even afford half and quite a few cannot afford at all. It's without a question that without the generosity of the community and of generous people, we [music] would not be able to do what we do. The impact that you're going to be making is for generations. We cannot do it without you. We're proud to offer you this opportunity to become our partners in eternity, to make the impact on the next generation that Mikdash Melech has been making for thousands [music] of students for almost four decades. We need your help more than ever and we know that with your help, we can continue to do what we've been doing for so many years. My bracha is to everyone you should be blessed with everything that's good, all your heart's [music] desires, to see nachas from your own families and we should see Mashiach bimheira biyameinu, amen. >> The mayor of me and me and me and me.