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Riding for the continued Health of My nephew Yehuda Furman and for the memory of my grandfather Rav Zundel (Sam) Isak, and my beloved aunt Leah Schild.

Yechiel Joseph Levin | Baltimore, MD

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Yechiel Joseph Levin

Welcome to my Bike4chai 2020 page. You may ask why I am doing this, as these past few months have been challenging for all of us. However, the effects of COVID-19 have been devastating for families with a seriously ill child. Caring for a sick child is challenging under normal circumstances; doing so amid a global health crisis can be excruciating and lonely. That is where Chai Lifeline, an international health support network, comes into the picture. Chai Lifeline is there not only to help people cope; they are there to help people thrive by lifting their spirits and bringing laughter, happiness and hope into homes. And that is where I come into the picture.

Each year, Bike4Chai, a premier cycling event, raises funds for Chai Lifeline, enabling them to provide critical programs and services to its nearly 6,000 children and families across the globe. This year, the Bike4Chai ride will adapt to be suitable for these uncertain times. While we don't know what the future holds, we do know that our children and families are still counting on us today. We must still find ways to bring happiness and hope into the lives of those impacted by pediatric illness. We cannot, and we will not let them down. I have committed myself to raising funds to support Chai Lifeline in doing what they do best: Making sure that every child has a reason to smile.

Please help me reach my goal of $18,000 by donating generously to Chai Lifeline. You will have a part in helping to brighten the lives of many Chai Lifeline families.

Best Regards,

Yechiel Joseph Levin

PS. For more information regarding this ride please visit bike4chai.org

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