Ten percent of the total purchase price of all items that are sold on this site goes to Charity. The family of the celebrant can choose which charity will receive the money. If you are making a single purchase not from someone's registered items then  you can choose which charity will receive the 10% from our list of charities or you can suggest a charity of your own.

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Tzedakah literally means righteousness in Hebrew. In the bible, tzedakah is used to refer to justice, kindness, ethical behavior and the like. In post-biblical Hebrew, tzedakah refers to charity, giving to those in need.

The words justice and charity have different meanings in English. How is it that in Hebrew, one word, tzedakah, has been translated to mean both justice and charity?

This translation is consistent with Jewish thought as Judaism considers charity to be an act of justice. Judaism holds that people in need have a legal right to food, clothing and shelter that must be honored by more fortunate people. According to Judaism, it is unjust and even illegal for Jews to not give charity to those in need. 10% of the dollar amount of every item bought on this site will go to Tzedakah. Thank you for helping us to help others.