Far from home.Facing the unknown.

“We came to Cincinnati expecting to stay a few days. Instead, we ended up spending over a month there. Throughout that entire time, the Yiddy Greenfield House was our home away from home. After exhausting days at the hospital, having a comfortable place to come back to, with everything we needed, was an unbelievable relief. I honestly don't know how we would have managed without it.”

Family Spitzer

“I remember when coming to Cincinnati meant packing your own food, or spending half the day figuring out where you could find something kosher to eat. As if you didn't have enough on your head with a child in the hospital! We still come back for follow-ups, but today? It's a different world. Hot, heimishe meals, everything taken care of. You almost forget you're not in Brooklyn! But here's what really blows my mind. These guys aren't just taking care of Cincinnati Children's. They're driving for hours, from hospital to hospital, across Ohio and Indiana, sometimes just to bring a meal to ONE Yid in a hospital somewhere in the middle of nowhere. Who does that?! Unbelievable.”

Y. Y. L.

“Mrs. Greenfeld's dedication is remarkable. She always seems to have a clear picture of what's going on, knows who to speak to, and follows through on every concern. Her guidance and genuine devotion made all the difference for our family.”

Leah H.

“We arrived in Cincinnati on a short Erev Shabbos, following an emergency transfer. With everything happening so fast, accommodations and food hadn't even crossed our minds. But somehow, people we had never even spoken to already knew we were coming! By the time we arrived, we had a place to stay, meals, and everything we needed for Shabbos. To this day, I still don't know how they pulled it off.”

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