The household is disrupted
Appointments, treatments, travel and added expenses overturn the family’s routine.
When a father, mother, or child becomes ill, Hashem yerachem, the whole household is affected. Yazory helps cover the financial gap with a dependable payment every two weeks, so the family can focus its strength on the choleh and on a refuah sheleimah.
A medical crisis changes far more than the family’s health. Work is missed, expenses rise, and the regular obligations of the home remain.
Medical care may be covered. The everyday costs of keeping a home running often are not.
Appointments, treatments, travel and added expenses overturn the family’s routine.
The person carrying the burden of parnassah may be unable to work normally.
After a careful private review, approved families receive dependable assistance every two weeks.
Approved families receive dependable assistance every two weeks.
Outside the authorized office, each family is known only by its case number.
Yazory deducts no administrative percentage. Only actual transaction-processing fees are deducted.
Each case is reviewed privately and followed for as long as assistance continues.
For more than fifteen years, Yazory has quietly helped families through difficult times with dependable assistance and complete respect for their dignity.
Yazory began in August 2011, when a few friends came together to help a friend whose family was struggling. Two of them saw the difference their support made. Together with their rav, they quietly took on another family, and then another. What began as friends helping a friend became Yazory.
See where the help wentWhen our husband and father was diagnosed with GBM, we were told he had approximately six to eight months. With Hashem’s chesed, he lived for nearly six more years with a good quality of life and was able to attend his oldest son’s bar mitzvah. His oncologist at Columbia Presbyterian told us that the strong support surrounding him helped him keep fighting.
Every contribution is properly recorded, but the family’s name is never disclosed.