Viggy Kitay

Lakewood, NJ

Facts about myself

  • I am in the 9th grade.
  • I am in the Keyboard & Jack of All Trades electives for my Extra Curricular Program on weeknights & Sunday afternoons.
  • I am in the Running class during our daily Phys. Ed class.
  • I love Shaarei Arazim because its the best Mesivta!

9 comments

  1. Rena Kitay

    Woohoo!!!! So proud!!!!

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  2. Liba and Daniella

    Hatzlacha in achieving your goals!

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  3. Rabbi koplowitz

    You should be matzliach!

    Reply
  4. Zeidy Perlman

    So proud!

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  5. Tantan kitay

    Hey Viggy,

    Keep making us proud.

    Love you!

    Reply
  6. viggy kitay

    thank you all for buying a ticket from my web page

    Reply
  7. Malky storch

    Viggy you are awesome – I support awesome people. Your welx

    Reply
  8. Mich Cohen

    It’s a pleasure to daven near you in shul! Keep up the great work.

    Reply
  9. Yerachmiel Taub

    So Proud.
    Amazing how you have become a young man over night.
    You should be very proud of yourself.

    Reply

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Facts about the Shaarei Arazim raffle campaign

✔︎ Purpose of the raffle – 100% of profits of the raffle are set aside as scholarships for students who cannot afford tuition.

✔︎ Life skill lesson benefits from the raffle campaign for the Shaarei Arazim Students.

While the raffle serves as a much-needed fundraiser to the Yeshiva, the real success can only be measured by the many life skills lessons that the students are learning by participating in this campaign. To list just a few:

Goal Setting

The boys learn the power of setting goals. Last year, every Talmid reached the goal he had set for himself, and many exceeded them. They clearly saw that having a clear goal gives them focus, and spurred them toward greater achievements.

Overcoming Fears

Whether it is the fear of rejection, failure, or approaching strangers, or speaking in public, the raffle campaign forces our Talmidim to face their fears head-on and overcome them.

Increased Self-Awareness

“How much can I really accomplish?”; “What are my true strengths?”; “Do I have limits other than the ones I put on myself?” As the boys set new records for the number of tickets sold, while maintaining the integrity of their sedorim, they gain new invaluable insights into their own amazing abilities.

Empowerment

By achieving more than they thought possible, the Talmidim come to understand that they can do anything they set their mind to.

Problem Solving

“I have no one to call!” Our boys learn not to be stymied by seemingly insurmountable problems. Whether by making lists, networking, or simply wracking their brains, the boy finds that, their motivation unlocks a fountain of ingenuity to help overcome obstacles.

Prioritizing & Time Management

With the raffle deadline fast approaching; the boys need to learn how to make the most of small windows of available time, and to forgo some discretionary activities for the sake of a more important need.

Communication & Presentation

Selling tickets requires the Bachurim to learn how to express themselves clearly and with confidence, while at the same time, representing themselves and the Yeshiva positively.

Self-Confidence


Commitment

Positive Feelings toward themselves and to the Yeshiva

✔︎ The Grand Prize is $100,000.

✔︎ First Prize is a trip to Israel for two.

✔︎ Second Prize is $1,000 (for 5 winners).

✔︎ The drawing is February 7, 2019.

Facts about Mesivta Shaarei Arazim  

✔︎ Mesivta Shaarei Arazim founded in 2000, is a yeshiva high school that follows a full educational and extracurricular philosophy of the Torah-based dictum “Chanoch Lanaar Al Pi Darko” and Success Breeds Success Curriculum.

✔︎ Shaarei Arazim has 3 branches worldwide –  Arzei Levono in Beit Shemesh and Mesivta Shaarei Adirim in Chicago. In addition, many other yeshivos nationwide have used our curriculums and programs extensively.

✔︎ Shaarei Arazim has opened 3 Community-wide After School Programs for younger children, ages 8-12 in Monsey and Lakewood.