How it all started.
One man's journey from finacial security to financial loss and back again led him to help others beset by the same plight.
Read the story of how Yad David Yitzchak was founded.
Financial crisis
My personal journey through financial crisis was a tumultuous one. As my family expanded, blessings abounded, yet the weight of financial strain grew heavier. A side business venture turned sour, leaving me grappling with mounting losses. Pride and shame became my unwelcome companions, preventing me from seeking help, even from loved ones who once knew me in more prosperous times.
Month after month, I leaned on credit cards, their limits stretched to breaking point as I struggled to keep afloat. Eventually, I had no choice but to borrow, plunging deeper into uncertainty and anxiety. It took me two long years to claw my way back to financial stability, with gratitude for the support and guidance I found along the way .
Pride and
shame became
my unwelcome companions, preventing me from seeking help.
Countless
others faced similar battles, their stories echoing mine
in the silence of hardship.
A light at the end of the tunnel
Reflecting on those years of struggle, I realized I wasn't alone in my plight. Countless others faced similar battles, their stories echoing mine in the silence of hardship. They too grappled with pride, unable to ask for the help they desperately needed, resorting to credit cards and loans as lifelines.
But these financial crutches often led to deeper despair, straining relationships and eroding self-worth. It was with a heavy heart and a deep sense of purpose that I resolved to act. Guided by divine providence, I founded Yad David Yitzchak—an organization dedicated to offering hope and assistance to those in financial distress.