צְדָקָה
Give something, even a small amount, to a person or cause in need today.
Tzedakah is justice, not just generosity. Small daily giving builds a generous heart.
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Give Charity
Daytime · 1 min
Tzedakah comes from the word for justice, not charity. Giving is treated in Judaism as a duty rather than a favour, and tradition recommends giving a little every day rather than a lot once in a while. The amount matters far less than the habit.
The Rambam teaches that giving one coin a thousand times does more for a person's character than giving a thousand coins once. Daily giving trains a generous reflex. In Orah, every mitzvah you do also earns real donor-funded money for your Mitzvah Wallet, which you then give to a charity you choose.
Give Charity is a card on your daily list in Orah. Tap it to see the full text and today's insight, tick it when you're done, and watch your ring fill. Each completion keeps your streak alive and adds real, donor-funded money to your Mitzvah Wallet to give to charity. Friends can see it in the feed and send a Shkoyach.
FAQ
About 1 min. Give something, even a small amount, to a person or cause in need today.
In the daytime. Orah shows the card at the right time and sends a gentle reminder.
No. Orah shows the Hebrew with transliteration and English, so you can say it today.
Download Orah and it'll be on your list in the morning.
No subscription. No ads. Every mitzvah earns real tzedakah.