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You can give your kids every speech about values, generosity, and doing the right thing.They’ll forget most of it.But th...
06/22/2026

You can give your kids every speech about values, generosity, and doing the right thing.

They’ll forget most of it.

But they will never forget what they watched you do when nobody was asking you to do anything.

Children don’t learn from what you tell them. They learn from what you show them every single day, whether you realize it or not.

06/19/2026

📖 Parshat Korach This Week: If we see something wrong, we should fix it.

That’s our responsibility. But here’s the hard question: Does the solution always point back to you? Does fixing the problem somehow benefit your ego, advance your career, give you what you want? If yes, maybe it’s not about the problem at all.

Korach challenged Moshe’s leadership.

Before you criticize someone else’s leadership, ask yourself: Is there a bias here? Is something in it for me? Is this really about fixing the situation, or is it about my ego? That question changes everything.

Shabbat Shalom. 🪞

06/18/2026

New JOI kippas here! Join us at some of our end of summer programs to get yours! Pm for details

06/15/2026

Oh Colorado, we still love you!

06/15/2026

Jewish giving has nothing to do with the size of your bank account.

He doesn’t think about giving money. He sees problems and tries to fix them.
If money is part of the fix, he gives money. If not, he gives something else.

He focuses where he can make a real difference — not just write a check and disappear.
Because he was once a soldier, he feels a responsibility toward soldiers. 🎖️

See the problem. Decide it’s yours. Do something.

06/10/2026

There’s no such thing as being “born generous.” It’s a choice you make when nobody’s watching.

Nobody taught him generosity. He just saw what needed doing and did it.

If someone else was leading, he’d follow. If nobody was there, he stepped up.

That’s the whole formula.

What’s rare isn’t the knowledge — it’s the willingness to act on what you already see.

06/10/2026

Vietnam veterans came home to a country that spit on their uniforms.

He needed a year to heal. Ended up near Concord, Massachusetts — stood at the bridge where farmers fired the shot heard round the world. 🇺🇸

That’s the moment he became an American patriot.
15 years later, veterans drifted back to Washington in pieces of old uniforms, grabbed a flag, and marched around the White House.

That was the first time they felt like they’d come home.

Share this with a veteran who deserves to feel seen today. 🎖️

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