What do all of these everyday things have in common? Brushing your teeth, getting dressed, saying Brochos, walking to Shul, and reading this article. All of these take three minutes or longer. On average, Hatzalah responds to a call in under three minutes.
Due to the upcoming Lag B’Omer rally and parades that will be taking place on the streets of Crown Heights, the following PSA with anticipated street closured was published by the director of the events.
It’s Here! Crown Heights Hatzalah has released its official building campaign video. Don’t forget to say thank you to this life-saving organization by donating Here.
Have you donated to the Hatzalah-Thon yet? Crown Heights Hatzalah could be seen outside Wholesome Bagel’s this morning gathering donations towards the building campaign for their new Headquarters.
Heroes are those who face challenges with courage, adversity with perseverance, great odds with greater commitment. Heroes are those who place others before themselves, comforting another even at the expense of one’s own. Who is the real hero in a Hatzalah family? The wife.
Want to get paid to learn for just one hour a day? Congregation B’nai Jacob in Park Slope has announced the opening of a new Kollel, and wants to pay you for joining.
Does Crown Heights have borders? No. Crown Heights is the intersection of global humanity. Crown Heights is at the center of the world. Our borders melt away by the dictum of Ufaratzta.
For over 10 years, the Friendship Circle has facilitated bi-monthly groups where mothers can meet, learn, network and support each other. Partnering together with Stardust of Hamaspik, these support groups have moved from bi-Monthly to weekly.
Every night in the humble shtetl of Crown Heights, thousands of families put their beloved children to bed. They say Shema, tuck them in and say good night. These wonderful parents are at peace because they know that as night falls over their beautiful community, Hatzalah members on night shift duty will ensure that the dark hours are never totally dark.
As Lag B’omer begins Thursday night, a community bonfire event will be taking place at Wingate High School located at 600 Kingston Ave. (between Rutland Rd and Winthrop St). The event will start at 7:30pm with the Hadlaka at 8:30pm and is open to the public.
Oholei Torah has announced the signing on a new Mesivta building conveniently located near Crown Heights, bringing much needed room and amenities to the growing Yeshiva.
Hatzalah-Thon Co-Founder Beryl Junik has a special appeal to the Crown Heights community. Help Crown Heights Hatzalah build their headquarters so that they can better help save lives.
A new COVID-19 vaccine clinic has opened it’s doors in Crown Heights to provide Moderna COVID vaccines to the community.
“We are not fundraisers. We are lifesavers.” Crown Heights Hatzalah may provide the oxygen you need to survive a medical emergency, and they too need help to survive and thrive. Click here to help Crown Heights Hatzalah grow their new headquarters.
A man in Crown Heights was critically injured Motzei Shabbos when he was shot multiple times while waiting at a light. This shooting continues a bloody weekend, with three other people shot in the Crown Heights area since Friday evening.
As we enter the final week leading up to the second Hatzalah-Thon Live event, CrownHeights.info provides the latest in news and Breaking Updates for the momentous event.
For some old-timers, three confirmed shootings for a small area of Brooklyn in one day may have once been normal, but it wasn’t normal again until recently. Three shootings, all within the area of Crown Heights, have been confirmed since right before Shabbos.
