Message to sponsors
I am honored to be launching my fundraising efforts the week of my Mother’s Yahrzeit, Wendy Faythe – Roisa Feyga bas Avraham ז״ל. May her memory be a blessing.
Please join me in giving in her name and helping to further elevate her neshama during this meaningful time by supporting this incredible cause.
Everything my mother did was in service of others, making the world around her a better, kinder, and more beautiful place. Through her love, her generosity, her cooking, her advice, and her boundless selflessness, she touched countless lives. She was so much to so many—Mother, Wife, Omi, Sister, Auntie, best friend, board member, community leader, stylist, hostess extraordinaire. I could go on forever and still never fully understand how she did it all with such grace and care.
United Hatzalah is an organization that embodies so many of the values my mother lived by. I am constantly in awe of the lives they touch and the extraordinary impact they have every single day. It is an honor to run the New York City Marathon with them and help ensure they can continue their lifesaving work. I’m running so they can keep running.
This isn’t just about finishing 26.2 miles. It’s about fueling a volunteer-powered emergency response system that saves lives every single day.
United Hatzalah’s 8,600+ volunteer medics respond to more than 2,000 emergencies across Israel every day. They arrive in minutes. They treat for free. They go wherever they’re needed, whenever they’re needed—no questions asked.
Your donation helps fund rescue vehicles, lifesaving equipment, and the training that keeps this miracle in motion.
The greatest way I know to honor my mother’s memory is to continue the work she devoted her life to—showing up for others with compassion, generosity, and love. Every donation made in her memory is another act of kindness in her name, another life touched by the values she lived every day.
Thank you for helping me honor Wendy Faythe – Roisa Feyga bas Avraham ז״ל by helping United Hatzalah continue to save lives. May her neshama have an aliyah.
