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You Know the Feeling. Give It to Another Parent This Yom Tov.

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September 17, 2026 Comments Off on You Know the Feeling. Give It to Another Parent This Yom Tov.
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There’s nothing quite like giving your children what they need and seeing how happy it makes them.

The new dress your daughter can’t stop looking at. The suit that makes your son stand a little taller. The simple relief of knowing your children have what they need for school, Shabbos and Yom Tov.

Every parent wants to be able to give their children that feeling. But for thousands of families, the cost of providing clothing to their growing children has become increasingly out of reach.

That’s where Bobbie’s Place comes in.

Every year, Bobbie’s Place provides brand-new clothing to over 12,000 children and teens. Families receive full wardrobes for Yom Tov and beyond, along with coats, pajamas and accessories. With a full selection of beautiful new clothing, parents can choose the dress their daughter loves or the suit their son is proud to wear — without an overwhelming bill standing in the way.

The children leave with new clothing, confidence and the ability to look and feel like everyone else. But something else happens at Bobbie’s Place, too.

Their parents get to be the ones who give it to them.

They get to see the smile. They get to say, “This is for you.” They get to experience the same joy every parent knows — without having to worry about what they’ll need to give up in order to afford it.

Today, Bobbie’s Place operates in eight communities — Brooklyn, Monsey, Passaic, Chicago, Toronto, Baltimore, Queens and Cleveland — and is entirely volunteer-run, with no salaries or payroll.

As Yom Tov approaches, Bobbie’s Place is raising $750,000 to continue providing for the thousands of families who rely on it.

You know the feeling of giving your own child something they need and watching them light up.

This Yom Tov, give that feeling to another parent.

Give the joy of giving.

Help Bobbie’s Place reach its $750,000 goal

 

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