Kimcha D’pischa
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Kimcha D’pischa – “Wheat Money”, is an ancient Jewish custom that has been in the tradition for many years and was even mentioned in the books of Halacha
Its idea is holding a special fundraiser for needy families before Passover in order for everyone to have everything they need for Passover
This year we need you more than ever, and this is your opportunity to help and merit the important mitzvah
May we all have a Happy and kosher Passover
תוכן עניינים
Kimcha D’pischa – Passover Charity
The holiday of Passover, unlike other holidays, is characterized by multiple expenses, so sages decided on the holiday of Passover to prepare a special mop for the benefit of needy families.
The goal is for every family to have unleavened bread for Pesach, and translated from Aramaic to Hebrew flour for Pesach, and of course to take care of the rest of the needs of the holiday.
Preserved handmade matzos cost a lot of money, so not every family can afford this expense.
Performs unleavened bread
Even families who have financial means are not always aware of the importance of eating matzah.
The Lubavitch Rebbe encouraged the Chabad emissaries to distribute matzoh widely to families and especially to those who are not aware of the great importance of the matzoh kept for Pesach.
The Rebbe often quotes the words of the Zohar that matzah is the food of faith and the food of medicine.
Among Chabad followers, the effort to ensure that every Jew has a matzoh for Passover is known as a matzoh operation.
Kamha Depascha (Wheat Money) – Explanation of the concept
As we wrote, the literal translation is Pesach flour, which means to allow needy families the opportunity to eat unleavened bread on Pesach.
In many cities, a Chabad house holds a public Seder night where every guest can come and dine with dignity and of course hold the Seder night in a pleasant atmosphere.
Donation through Beit Chabad
You can make a Pesach 2025 donation to Beit Chabad here, the donation is recognized for tax purposes according to section 46.
The website is secured at the maximum level in the strictest PCI-DSS security standard.
In addition, you can sell chametz online through the website.
The custom these days
During Passover there is a great awakening among the public to donate to those in need.
In many cities there are Chabad houses that hold a matzoh operation and distribute Passover Kamcha to needy families, and of course hold a Seder night.
Kamha Pesach 2025 Chabad
Chabad houses usually make a special distribution to needy families in food baskets of food products and sometimes by providing vouchers for purchase in selected stores.
We should note that in each city there is an independent Chabad house that chooses the manner and means of support for Kamcha Dapasa .
The origin of the custom
In Rama on the Shu’a at the beginning of the Pesach laws, the custom of donating money to the benefit of the poor so that they would have the needs of the holiday was brought up.
Also in Shoa Ada 7, the language was brought up and brought up:
“A simple custom throughout Israel is that each sect and community collects a tax on the citizens of their city in order to buy wheat for Passover and distribute it to them for the needs of their city.
And those who broadcast in the city for 12 months become like the citizens of the city and must pay tax with them for that.”
Kamha Dapascha from money from tithe money
It is possible to use money from tithing money to fulfill the mitzvot Kamha Depasscha.
