🚨Important post to help a special Jew in need.

About a year ago, a woman in her mid-40’s from Alabama discovered that her maternal grandmother was Jewish. 

She didn’t realize that because her maternal grandmother was Jewish that she herself was Jewish until a few months later when I informed her of that when her and I connected.

Once she found out she was Jewish, she truly embraced Hashem and was willing to do whatever it takes to live a religious lifestyle.

She has been working as a manager of a Publix supermarket for years, but when she told her employer that she was no longer able to work from Friday night until Saturday night because of Shabbat, she was demoted because they needed managers to be available to work those hours on the weekend.

She recently had an interview with the CEO of Ashley Furniture and it went extremely well, until she told him she would need Shabbat off.  Once he heard that, he back peddled saying that it would be extremely problematic for the store manager to not be there during the busiest time of the week.

Her apartment lease is up in July and she is having trouble earning enough money to pay for her rent and expenses at the moment and things will only be worse when July comes.

She told me, “I feel so strongly in my heart that I should not break Shabbat.”

She faces potential homelessness because she has made the ultimate sacrifice for Hashem.

We need to help this woman. 

Being that she wants to live an Orthodox life, she is willing to relocate and is looking for job opportunities.

I have spoken to her multiple times and she is a very kind, caring, and competent woman. She obviously has experience as a store manager, and had it not been for observing Shabbat she would have no issue getting a job on her own in Alabama.

If anyone is able to help her get a job near an Orthodox community in America please message me. I would be more than happy to pass along her resume to you.

If you follow me, you know that I am not the type to ask for a retweet, but being that this is to help a someone in need, I ask you to retweet this post to hopefully ensure that this woman gets the helps she needs.