On the afternoon of August 9, 2001 a terrorist carrying a guitar case filled with explosives entered the Sbarro restaurant in Jerusalem and detonated a bomb killing or wounding over 100 victims. Among the dead was Mrs. Shoshana Greenbaum.
Two months after 9-11 and three months after the attack that killed his wife, Shmuel Greenbaum decided that in memory of his wife he would work to teach the world kindness. He started a daily email newsletter to offer readers stories of kindness. A Daily Dose of Kindness became an organization called "Partners in Kindness." An email list of 150 expanded to an audience of well over 2 million.
As part of the commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the death of Shmuel Greenbaum's wife, Partners in Kindness is donating thousands of copies of A Daily Dose of Kindness to libraries.
Our regular readers are advised that there appears to be no rabbinical review of the book and some passages may be controversial.
For more information, info@PartnersInKindness.org
