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Send meaningful mishloach manos


This year, donate to Ezras Nashim in lieu of mishloach manos to your family and friends, and the COO will let them know that you donated in their honor

This is for you if:

You live out of town or abroad from family and friends and want to give a virtual mishloach manos

You want to donate to a worthy cause instead of gifting more candy, nuts, and chocolate.

Your family and friends value Ezras Nashim and want you to support them, too

“Our mother is part of the home visit program at Ezras Nashim. She has diabetes, so there are very few edible mishloach manos that we can give her anyway. We’re so excited to donate to Ezras Nashim in lieu of mishloach manos to her!
We know she’ll be so grateful.” -Family Rubin, Boro Park

Here’s how you do it:

  • Choose the amount of mishloach manos you would like to give
  • Enter the names and email addresses of the mishloach manos recipients
  • The recipients will receive a personalized letter from the COO of Ezras Nashim
  • 1 Recipient = $36
  • 2 Recipients =$72
  • 3 Recipients = $108
  • 4 Recipients = $144
  • 5 Recipients = $180

“Thank you for this incredible opportunity to send a virtual mishloach manos by donating to Ezras Nashim! My sister is a volunteer EMT for Ezras Nashim, and I know she will be so grateful when she receives the email that I donated in lieu of mishloach manos. I just wish I could be there to see her face!”
-Fraidy H, Lakewood

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Ezras Nashim is a 501(c)3
Legal name: Chasdei Devorah Inc. DBA Ezras Nashim.
EIN number: 34-2006065
Address: 1716 56th St. Brooklyn, NY 11204

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We treat emergencies big and small. You can also call us for non-emergency home-visits, such as for pre- or post-surgery, postpartum, terminal illness, blood pressure monitoring, pain management etc. to ensure your concerns are handled with discretion, and without delay.
Our state-of-the-art Type II ambulance is equipped with all basic life support (BLS) equipment, including the more specialized hydraulic (electric) stretcher. Between 2-4 EMTs accompany each patient transport.
Her husband called the local emergency service. Three men arrived without delay, but for Rachel, their presence was heavy and overwhelming. The anxiety made breathing more difficult. Luckily, she remembered where she’d saved the number of Ezras Nashim. Within minutes, female EMTs showed up. Calming, reassuring and understanding. “The women coaxed me into concentrating on my breathing and calming me down,” recounts Rachel. “They were wonderful, patiently explaining what was happening all the way to the hospital and staying on with me for a couple of hours. I’ll be forever grateful to Ezras Nashim.” Rachel, Brooklyn, NY.
She saved Ezras Nashim’s number to her speed dial, hoping she wouldn’t need it. She wasn’t even sure why she did that, but she did know that, if she had the super quick birth she dreaded, she didn't want a man rushing in to catch the baby. “That would’ve been traumatic for me. In any case, I didn’t dream it would get to that.” Famous last words. When labor came on heavily at home, she speed dialed Ezras Nashim. "The dispatcher was calm, patient and reassuring. Within minutes, two incredible lifesavers appeared at my house, turning the bathroom into a hospital room. I cannot even describe the professionalism they displayed. My baby Rivka’le came so fast, but they were faster. To have personally witnessed and experienced Ezras Nashim in action is a gift." And that was just the beginning. The way they expertly took care of the newborn, swaddled her and handed her to an emotional Chani, brought to her mind Shifra and Puah, the Jewish midwives. "Your selfless, dedicated women came into my life to create a miracle and you quietly slipped out when you were done.” Chani, Brooklyn, NY.
She says her worst fear was fainting and waking up to a group of men treating her. So she dialed Ezras Nashim fast. Within minutes, their ambulance was on the way. Ortal did pass out, but Ezras Nashim members were there to treat her. “They made sure I felt safe, respected and covered at all times — as they got me into the ambulance and while transporting me to the hospital. They didn’t leave my side for a minute, assuring me they’d be there in case I’d pass out again. That knowledge really calmed me down.” But what really moved her, was that the EMTs later reached out to check how she felt or if they could help further in any way. “That was unbelievably sweet and thoughtful and really made me feel engulfed in their compassion. Thank you for your professionalism and care.” Ortal, Brooklyn, NY.