This family is needed in Tzfat, and there is nothing quite like what they provide.

They are unique, and what they do is so natural for them. It’s not a job for them; it’s a true service.

They don't turn people away; they welcome them in and give them a taste of what it means to have an authentically loving relationship with Hashem.

This family is needed in Tzfat, and there is nothing quite like what they provide.

Any way you can extend your hand and open your heart to help the Vogels continue their work is greatly appreciated. This is a real cause. This family is needed in Tzfat, and there is nothing quite like what they provide.

The leaders, members, and volunteers bring comfort and care to many, and it is my hope that they continue to grow and succeed in their mission.

And if they can’t help you, they’ll send somebody else, and they’ll discuss everything that you need.

If you want to help spread joy and Judaism throughout the world, this is one way to do it.

Anyone who supports this work is tremendously zocheh, and besides, whatever goes on in Tzfat has a huge koach on the entire world.

They listen to people for hours when they have something to say, even if it’s not important. But it is important because it comes from that person’s neshama, and they’re here for that.

The spiritual environment you feel there during a Shabbos meal—the singing and the vibrations—literally shakes the building.

My wife and I met all these incredible people, and we were just blown away by the experience.

I feel like I know them very well and have seen the amazing work they do. They are really special people. If there's anyone who doesn’t know what they do, I’m sharing this as someone who has experienced it firsthand.

So I hope that you can donate what you can, and maybe even a little bit more, so they can continue doing the amazing work that they do, which they don’t charge for. They don’t ask you to pay for the counseling, the Shabbos meals, or the stay.

It was unbelievable—the ruchniyut, the food, and the love combined. It was an incredible and uplifting Shabbos, and I think anyone who experiences it will definitely get closer to Hashem.

They are always there for people. Not only do you have a home away from home, but they also become part of your family. You will always hear from them, even when you're not in Safed, and they will always check up on you.

They invite strangers into their home and give you an experience of being in Israel. They inspire you, and they give so much love and warmth to all their guests. They do a lot more than I even know about, but they truly make their home your home.

Some people find peace in it because when they're going to the Vogels, they're not just going to the Vogels, they're going to a family. It means they're going to a place where they feel secure, like they could always be there. They feel like they can open up, be themselves, and that's just great.

I am from London but was on the AISH Women's Learning Program last year, and we were hosted so kindly and so warmly by the Vogel family. We spent such a beautiful Shabbat in Safed with them.

The atmosphere is one of acceptance and respect for anyone who comes in, no matter the background, no matter where they're from. It's really an amazing place. The Vogels make you feel so comfortable, as if you were part of the family.

The Vogels do so much chesed. They host numerous Shabbat meals, offer shiurim, provide therapy, and perform acts of kindness. They literally do everything for free. These two beautiful people are in need of your support.

When you go to the meal, everyone there is treated as an individual. Everyone introduces themselves and makes you really feel at home. It’s a meal that I’ve definitely been back to over five times. They’re really holding Safed together.

It’s very inspiring, and it's truly wonderful how he and the Rabbanit host so many people because they really get a taste of Torah in the holy city of Safed.

The Vogel family is such an inspiration to me, and the meals are just full of light, full of Shabbat. I expected it to be a few people and a nice meal, but when I got there, it was maybe 25 or 30 people just singing together in harmony. It was a beautiful, really amazing meal.

Around a year ago now, my friend took me there for the first time, and I haven't been able to stop coming back since. The zmiros are incredible, the atmosphere, the divrei Torah, meeting with friends... The Rebbetzin and Rabbi are always there, just a phone call away, just a text message away to give you advice.

I started coming to them in the beginning when it was just a few guys from Fisher’s Yeshiva attending the meals, and I've been going to them ever since. Every year, every time I go, there are different people, and the place keeps growing.

It's not just me that will say this. Hundreds of other people who have eaten by them over the years really get so much pleasure and joy from being with them on Shabbat.

The Shabbos table had lots of words of Torah, singing, and delicious food from the Rebbetzin. It was a really special Shabbos in the holy city of Tzvat.

The achdus, the hospitality, the warmness—everything there just blew my spirits away. And I would say, I don't know how many times I've been there for Shabbos now. Every time I go back, it's a whole different experience meeting different people.

So I'm always looking every week forward to follow your shiurim, and I have a lot of them. I learn a lot from it. 

They always host everyone with such a huge smile, with an open heart, and every single time it's a pleasure to be around them, to get to know people through them, and they bring so much light to all of Am Yisrael.

I know whenever I need Shabbos in Safed, I just call up Rabbi Vogel and I’m set for Shabbos. It’s the best Shabbos of my life. Thank you so much.

They're the most incredible people, so kind, so giving, and they uplift your Shabbos to a whole new level.

You walk out, and you feel like you just left your own home. I really don't know how they do it; they just make everyone feel like they equally mattered.

The energy of the Vogels, the happiness, the way they do things, and especially the detailed attention that they give to each and every one of the guests—it's amazing.