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	Purim Celebrations Bring Simcha to 4,284 Children Around the World Delicious treats, fantastic costumes, and lively megillah readings make Purim an unforgettable holiday for children around the world, but Chai Lifeline families have something extra special to anticipate: celebrating with their extended Chai Lifeline family... Read Full Article
	A Great Morning for Running Yields A Perfect Day for Chai Lifeline’s Kids They came from around the world with just one purpose: to run for Chai Lifeline’s children. And on January 27, 230 members of Team Lifeline raised $1 million to send children to Camp Simcha, named in memory of Dr. Samuel Abraham, and Camp Simcha Special, named in memory of Zvi Dovid Obstfeld, Chai Lifeline’s overnight camps for children with life-threatening or lifelong illnesses... Read Full Article
	Parents Help Each Other Through Illness at Chai Lifeline Winter Retreat It was the end of a long Shabbos, one that had been filled with the sharing of information and emotion, when a Chassidic woman turned to a new friend and said, “I’m so glad that I came this weekend. Now I know that I’m normal.” The exchange took place at Chai Lifeline’s annual Winter Retreat... Read Full Article
	Adeline S. Zucker Chai Family Center Dedicated by Chai Lifeline Cedarhurst, New York….Though the day was cold, the atmosphere inside the Adeline S. Zucker Chai Family Center was warm as her friends and family gathered together with Chai Lifeline’s professionals to dedicate the center in memory of a loving mother and the chesed  to which she devoted herself... Read Full Article
	Chai Lifeline Queens Dinner Fetes Rowe Family (Queens, NY, December 19, 2007) The Queens community came out in force to show their support for Chai Lifeline and pay tribute to community leaders Yitschok and Dena Rowe. The Fifth Annual Queens Appreciation Dinner, held at Terrace on the Park on December 18th, drew more than 450 friends.... Read Full Article
	Chai Lifeline Celebrates Chanukah with over 7000 around the World Great presents, delicious food, and special time with one’s family: what’s not to love about Chanukah? Unfortunately, for the families of seriously ill children, Chanukah does not always translate into family fun. The stress of medical appointments and treatments, coupled with anxiety about ill children and overscheduled, hectic routines can keep families from enjoying the holiday. Thanks to Chai Lifeline, more than 7000 seriously ill children, their siblings, and their parents celebrated Chanukah ... Read Full Article