Frequently Asked Questions

No. There has not been time to set that up so instead I am using my “for profit“ business license for MitzvahTools.com to handle these transactions. 100% of net profits (about $10 per bracelet) will be donated to JFNA or other registered non-profits focussed on supporting Israeli families impacted by the attacks of October 7. 

This is a small business run by Rabbi Dan Moskovitz to raise money for Israel, victims and their families impacted by the October 7 War between Israel and Hamas.

Yes, we have 2,000 bracelets on hand and would like to sell every last one of them. We estimate that this project could raise more than $50,000 for the JFNA Israel Emergency Fund. 

Yes you can. If you click on the ALL PRODUCTS link on our website you can select bracelets of current hostages we have in inventory. We also now have the ability to print bracelets for any hostage or former hostage if you do not find their name on our website. We can also print larger size bracelets for those with larger wrists.

Bracelets are being shipped from Blaine, WA just over the border from where we live in Vancouver BC Canada. We are shipping USPS Ground Advantage which takes 3-5 days to arrive at US destinations. Once shipped you’ll get a tracking number. Canadian orders are shipping Canada Post and well its Canada Post - it will arrive eventually. International orders are going via different carriers and can take a bit longer. We try to ship US orders one a week (Mondays). Everything else we ship within a 2-3 business days of receiving your order. 

We will sort through the bracelets and only ship those with names of people still held hostage. Sadly there are still over 100 being held in by Hamas and other terrorist groups. Our venture is called “Till They All Come Home” and we mean that intentionally. Until then we will not let the world forget, we will not rest. 

You can now order bracelets of those freed or declared deceased (z’l) on our website.

As of October 2024 we have donated $35,000 to the JFNA Fund and other registered Israeli focussed non-profits. The majority of the money has gone to JFNA. We have also donated about 1,500 bracelets to Jewish youth groups and Jewish summer camps to distribute to their participants and staff.  We have sold a few large quantities to other Jewish Organizations that have used the bracelets for their own Israel focussed fundraisers or to give away at community events. We have also donated some bracelets to people travelling to Israel who have been in touch with hostage families and asked to distribute them. Thus far we have printed more than 10,000 bracelets, sadly about 1,500 of those have not been in wide circulation because the hostages have been reported as murdered since their initial capture. Currently we are realizing about $10 from each bracelet for tzedakkah. Our biggest expense is shipping which is $4-$6 for USPS.