To the dispatchers surprise, the caller sounded like she couldn’t be more than 5 years old. “My mommy has a boo boo and she’s sleeping,” Zeesy W. said.
“Is anyone else home with you?”
“No.”
“Do you know your address?”
“Yes.”
“Your doing great! Don’t hang up until the Hatzolah men are there.”
“I hear the sirens.”
When every second counts, knowing Hatzolah’s phone number can literally make the difference between life and death.
Over the year, Hatzolah receives so many calls from children who’s parents made sure knew who to call in an emergency.
But, the need to know the number doesn’t stop by children. A survey done recently by Hatzolah discovered that al least 20% of the Lakewood population doesn’t know Hatzolah’s number by heart. This staggering statistic is scary at best.
Thanks to the generous support of the Rothenberg Law Firm, Toys 4 U and Golden Fluff, Hatzolah has partnered with Shmuli Rosenberg of fwd/NYC Marketing who have written produced many world famous and successful jingles to use the power of music to solve this problem.
Please listen to this song and play it for your families. Please share it with everyone you know. Not only is it fun and entertaining, but it will save lives!
And, don’t forget to enter Hatzolah’s amazing auction where you can win awesome prizes. Click here to donate now.
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Kids riding scooter in store is a bad idea. According to poshkim perhaps a chillul hashim. I heard all kids must see this video this may be a beshert.
Mi k’amcha Yisroel is right. Instead of angrily criticizing those who so disappointingly stole R’ Mordechai’s music and parnassah (and he would certainly be justified in doing so), he chose to, k’lacher yad, do so by praising “all those who wish to pay for it.” Chazak ve’ematz!