Because everyone deserves a smile — especially when they’re homebound, lonely, or recovering.
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Smile 24/7 is Chesed 24/7’s home visit volunteer program that brings warmth, laughter and companionship to people who are homebound, recovering, elderly, or living with chronic illness. This program ensures that every person feels valued, remembered, and cared for.
Isolation can be as painful as illness
Isolation can be difficult to bear, especially for people who are confined to their homes due to chronic illness, disability, or recovery—and Smile 24/7 addresses the emotional side of healing.
A visit can change someone's entire week
A short visit from a volunteer can lift a person’s spirits by reducing loneliness and giving them something to look forward to.
Homebound individuals often crave human connection
When family can’t always be present, a warm and friendly volunteer becomes a companion, a listener, and a steady source of comfort and positivity.
This is more than entertainment — it’s human dignity
Every visit sends a simple, powerful message: You matter, and you are not alone.
Depending on the person’s age, interests, and needs, volunteers engage patients with:
Friendly Conversation & Companionship
Sharing stories, listening, chatting, reminiscing.
Music, Singing & Light Entertainment
Niggunim, songs, or gentle music.
Activities & Engagement
Games, simple crafts, puzzles, and relaxing activities.
Emotional Support
Encouragement, presence, comfort, and positivity.
Routine Social Visits
Scheduled weekly or bi-weekly visits for ongoing companionship.
Anyone may request a visit:
📞 Phone: 845-354-3233
This service is powered by trained volunteers — but the operating costs are very real:
Donation Impact Levels
You aren’t just giving joy — you’re giving the gift of human connection.
Homebound or elderly patients & Seniors living alone
Children or adults with disabilities
People recovering after hospital stays
Individuals with chronic illness
Individuals with limited mobility & Anyone feeling isolated, lonely, or overwhelmed
Bring warmth, companionship, joy, and hope to someone who needs it most.









Absolutely — many donors do.
Yes, when volunteers are available
Sometimes small, treats or gift items — depending on the individual's needs and sensitivities.
Often yes, with specially-matched volunteers.
Yes. Volunteers receive guidance in sensitivity, boundaries, safety, and respectful conduct.
Yes, entirely donor funded.


































