I immediately proceeded to contact the Rebbetzin directly; told her how impressed I had been by her book and how I felt she needed to extend her message meaningfully and universally via the World Wide Web.

Hashem moves in mysterious ways and, in fact, the Rebbetzin was looking for someone to assist her in this direction. Within a three-month time span, www.hineni.org was born! A new path had been established for me (although I was unaware of it at the time). This was a magical experience and the power of the Web led to many new contacts and new concerns. This brought me into contact with various people and various organizations that were eager for help or were unaware what the web could do for them. It has been an extremely rewarding experience to assist wherever I could and, to date, I have a small, but significant portfolio.

I feel it would be a waste not to use my computer skills honed in the cut-throat world of technology and New York to assist these caring people technologically, thus leaving them free to concentrate on the human element which cannot be taught and thus makes them irreplaceable.

As my interest in these organizations is emotional and not financial, and as a committed Jew who is constantly disturbed with the on-going struggles of our People throughout the world, my involvement with these organizations has become stronger over time and is now firmly entrenched..

Given the expanding role that Levia has begun to play in my life (and the needs of who we work with, and the high regard I feel towards it,)  I have decided it would be best to concentrate on Levia and open a Not for Profit Organization to help me dedicate more time and resources.

My last word  is to the organizations and people whom I work with who amaze me with their gratitude towards me when it is I who am being sweetly nourished.

Regards and Shalom
Gary