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This podcast and the work that Amudim is raw and real. These are some of the issues not just facing jewish communities but communities everywhere. Please, please click the links the below to learn more about Amudim and Zvi, enjoy this Great Day Podcast!
Zvi Gluck was born to help others. At the age of 15, Zvi saw a need that was not being met. Children who had lost parents to cancer were not receiving the bereavement services they desperately needed. So, Zvi founded the National Cancer Bereavement Foundation to ensure that those vital services would be provided. Once larger, more established organizations saw the need and began addressing it themselves, Zvi stepped out because, it’s not about who gets the credit, it’s about whether those in crisis are getting the assistance they need. For 14 years, Zvi’s cellphone number has been on the speed dial of community leaders, rabonim, politicians and anyone involved in community support. His phone rings 24/7: arrests, overdoses, suicide, sexual abuse and diplomatic issues. I saw this even as we started this show!
A handful of community leaders recognized the value of Zvi’s work and saw that for every person Zvi assisted, dozens more benefited; when you help those in crisis, you also benefit their family, friends and community. These leaders realized that the issues facing our community are far too large for one man to combat. These issues must be addressed with a united front backed by an organizational structure and the resources necessary to respond quickly and properly. Amudim was formed to ensure that any Jew facing crisis is provided with the assistance and guidance he needs in the most professional, knowledgeable and caring manner.
Connect with Zvi
Amudim
YouTube
Don't forget to subscribe to The Great Day Podcast
You can watch the full episode on YouTube
And be sure to follow my Instagram page and Facebook page to stay up to date on everything I'm working on.
I'm Meir Kay and Have A Great Day!
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This podcast and the work that Amudim is raw and real. These are some of the issues not just facing jewish communities but communities everywhere. Please, please click the links the below to learn more about Amudim and Zvi, enjoy this Great Day Podcast!
Zvi Gluck was born to help others. At the age of 15, Zvi saw a need that was not being met. Children who had lost parents to cancer were not receiving the bereavement services they desperately needed. So, Zvi founded the National Cancer Bereavement Foundation to ensure that those vital services would be provided. Once larger, more established organizations saw the need and began addressing it themselves, Zvi stepped out because, it’s not about who gets the credit, it’s about whether those in crisis are getting the assistance they need. For 14 years, Zvi’s cellphone number has been on the speed dial of community leaders, rabonim, politicians and anyone involved in community support. His phone rings 24/7: arrests, overdoses, suicide, sexual abuse and diplomatic issues. I saw this even as we started this show!
A handful of community leaders recognized the value of Zvi’s work and saw that for every person Zvi assisted, dozens more benefited; when you help those in crisis, you also benefit their family, friends and community. These leaders realized that the issues facing our community are far too large for one man to combat. These issues must be addressed with a united front backed by an organizational structure and the resources necessary to respond quickly and properly. Amudim was formed to ensure that any Jew facing crisis is provided with the assistance and guidance he needs in the most professional, knowledgeable and caring manner.
Connect with Zvi
Amudim
YouTube
Don't forget to subscribe to The Great Day Podcast
You can watch the full episode on YouTube
And be sure to follow my Instagram page and Facebook page to stay up to date on everything I'm working on.
I'm Meir Kay and Have A Great Day!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.