October 3, 2019

Deal Breakfast Campaign 2019

The Deal Breakfast Campaign 2019 brought together the Syrian community in Deal, New Jersey under the leadership of Rabbi Sanders to support Chesed 24/7’s lifesaving work. Through hospitality rooms, daily kosher meals, apartments near hospitals, transportation, Yom Tov essentials and more, Chesed 24/7 stands beside patients and families when they have nowhere else to turn. Funds from this breakfast strengthened the organization’s general fund so help could be given wherever it was needed most. Although this campaign is now closed, the impact of the Deal community’s generosity continues to be felt in hospitals every single day.

setup at chesed breakfast campaign 2019 in deal NJ

How the Deal Breakfast Helped

  • Supported Chesed 24/7’s general fund, allowing rapid response to urgent needs across all programs

  • Helped restock hospitality rooms with kosher food, drinks, and essentials for families staying near patients

  • Funded fresh kosher meals delivered directly to patients and caregivers in hospitals

  • Strengthened apartments, transportation, and Yom Tov support for families facing long-term medical crises
food setup at chesed breakfast campaign
chesed staff at deal breakfast campaign


Enabled Chesed 24/7 to extend its reach to more hospitals and communities

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Chesed volunteer delivering a warm meal to a patient in the hospital.

This campaign is now closed, but patients and families still rely on Chesed 24/7 every Yom Tov and every day of the year.

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