The Baltimore Chesed League wrapped up its season with a remarkable week of giving, as volunteers engaged in a variety of impactful activities across the community. From delivering matzah to families in need and assembling Pesach care packages to visiting senior residents and organizing community resources, each act strengthened the bonds of kindness and unity. Volunteers also learned firsthand about the crucial work of local organizations, such as Misaskim and AIM, gaining a deeper appreciation for the infrastructure of chesed in Baltimore. Through their efforts, participants discovered that acts of kindness—whether big or small—uplift both the giver and receiver, reinforcing the value of communal responsibility. This final week was a testament to the power of collective goodwill, proving that true chesed is not just about helping others but about building a stronger, more connected community. As the season comes to a close, the boys look forward to celebrating their achievements at the end-of-season banquet, sponsored by Tactic Therapy and PriceBusters, and hosted at Suburban Orthodox Congregation Toras Chaim—a well-earned tribute to their dedication and impact.
1. Team Advanced Root Canal Specialists assisted Councilman Yitzy Schleifer and Izzy Patoka’s office in cleaning up the Willow Glen creek.
2. Team Northbrook Financial shared divrei Torah, a comedy show and a Pesach play with residents of North Oaks.
3. Team CBT Baltimore had the privilege of helping organize shaimos at the Agudah of Park Heights.
4. Team US Engineering Solutions got right to work distributing food items in boxes for Shabbos food packages being distributed around the community.
5. Team Erez Seiferas was hard at work baking desserts for Bikur Cholim.
6. Team Flamm Insurance Group had a great time helping bake matzah in a local bakery to benefit individuals and families.
7. Team Heideman Design did a wonderful job entertaining the residents of Aventura.
8. Team Kind David Nursing & Rehabilitation Center helped pack up and store Purim costumes from the Keren Reva Costume Gemach.
9. Team Naomi Center did some heavy lifting at the Mechanchim Sale fitting all the boxes of Pesach food strategically into vans.
10. Team Pikesville Remodeling learned about Misaskim and then were given the opportunity to do the incredible chesed of delivering a Sefer Torah, siddurim and chairs to a shiva house and assisting with covering the mirrors.
