Philanthropist Motty Zisser Passed away Today
Friends of Bnei Brak businessman Motty Zisser are refusing to believe that he is gone. Over the span of many years Zisser donated his money and talents to Mosdos of Torah, and Medical organizations.
- Moshe Weissberg
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Motty Zisser passed away Thursday morning after a protracted illness. His friends have told Bechadrey Charedim about the warm and loving man who gave all the time and invested more large sums of money in the bone marrow registry. He and his wife paid for many medical treatments and rare surgeries, and supported dozens of families. He who also supported a number of charedi musicians at the beginning of their careers.
Chairman and founder of Ezier Mitziyon Harav Channaya Cholak told Bechadrey," We lost a man of chessed and love with no boundaries [when it came to carrying for the ill] and their families. He accrued many merits by helping the ill and saving lives. He always tried to help others. Chesed and giving flowed in his blood, these merits will testify on his behalf."
Beny Gal, one of the owners of "Gal Oren" advertising was a good friend of Motty . He told Bechadrey," Motty would say that dreams are your blueprint…Motty always said that people didn't believe that 99% of my profits come from the 10% that I tithe and give to Tzedaka, but I know that my maser is indeed the source of my shefa. What I give and not what I make."
Chairman and founder of Ezier Mitziyon Harav Channaya Cholak told Bechadrey," We lost a man of chessed and love with no boundaries [when it came to carrying for the ill] and their families. He accrued many merits by helping the ill and saving lives. He always tried to help others. Chesed and giving flowed in his blood, these merits will testify on his behalf."
Beny Gal, one of the owners of "Gal Oren" advertising was a good friend of Motty . He told Bechadrey," Motty would say that dreams are your blueprint…Motty always said that people didn't believe that 99% of my profits come from the 10% that I tithe and give to Tzedaka, but I know that my maser is indeed the source of my shefa. What I give and not what I make."
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