Please (Make and) Post your Kiddush Hashem or Honesty Story

[NTorch]

Watch: Chabad Jews help snow-stuck NYPD vehicle
Chabad yeshiva students stop to help police vehicle which got stuck in the snow near 770.

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/296088

[aygart]

https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2021/02/19/texas-how-to-help-where-to-donate/

The New Jersey organization Bikur Cholim of Lakewood is sending food for the Sabbath.

“With Shabbat starting here in Lakewood in just about 40 minutes and down there shortly, none of the families were able to prepare food for themselves,” Yehudah Kaszirer told CBS2’s Ali Bauman.

Kaszirer says the food on their trucks will serve more than 1,000 people. Two volunteers drove all night to get there.

“One guy drove, one guy slept, one guy drove, one guy slept, and 24 hours later, they made it there,” he said.

Watch Dick Brennan’s report —

With video report

[TimT]

https://twitter.com/HershyMarton/status/1366888267967258633

[sguitarist18]

OK, so I'm trying to make a kiddush hashem story, but no luck so far, can you help?

Found a should bag lying in the street - has ID, credit cards, cash. No phone #. Tried calling the banks and asking them to tell the cardholder I have his bag, pass along my number. They refuse. The best part is that one of them was Wells Fargo. I asked them, "wait, so you can open up accounts in their names, but you can't let them know I found his lost bag??"

I tried googling the guys name, no luck (yet).

Any suggestions?

[Yehudaa]

OK, so I'm trying to make a kiddush hashem story, but no luck so far, can you help?

Found a should bag lying in the street - has ID, credit cards, cash. No phone #. Tried calling the banks and asking them to tell the cardholder I have his bag, pass along my number. They refuse. The best part is that one of them was Wells Fargo. I asked them, "wait, so you can open up accounts in their names, but you can't let them know I found his lost bag??"

I tried googling the guys name, no luck (yet).

Any suggestions?

My bet is that if you post his name and city here a DDF sleuth will find him. If DDF can track down the descendants of a 150 year old siddur's owner then a living person should be a walk in the park.

[Definitions]

OK, so I'm trying to make a kiddush hashem story, but no luck so far, can you help?


Found a should bag lying in the street - has ID, credit cards, cash. No phone #. Tried calling the banks and asking them to tell the cardholder I have his bag, pass along my number. They refuse. The best part is that one of them was Wells Fargo. I asked them, "wait, so you can open up accounts in their names, but you can't let them know I found his lost bag??"

I tried googling the guys name, no luck (yet).

Any suggestions?

What type of id?
Try using truepeoplesearch.com

[zh cohen]

OK, so I'm trying to make a kiddush hashem story, but no luck so far, can you help?

Found a should bag lying in the street - has ID, credit cards, cash. No phone #. Tried calling the banks and asking them to tell the cardholder I have his bag, pass along my number. They refuse. The best part is that one of them was Wells Fargo. I asked them, "wait, so you can open up accounts in their names, but you can't let them know I found his lost bag??"

I tried googling the guys name, no luck (yet).

Any suggestions?

No address on the id?

[justaregularguy]

You say it’s a bag with an ID credit cards and cash in it but no phone number?
I know who it is already.

[sguitarist18]

I'll have the bag at work tomorrow, will post the info then.

[JACKBLUE]

If it’s a Brooklyn address it shouldn’t be hard to track him, there are a few sites to track down owners and managements of most addresses.

[Yo ssi]

If it’s a Brooklyn address it shouldn’t be hard to track him, there are a few sites to track down owners and managements of most addresses.

How about 770 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn NY 11213?

[JACKBLUE]

How about 770 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn NY 11213?

[yuneeq]

OK, so I'm trying to make a kiddush hashem story, but no luck so far, can you help?

Found a should bag lying in the street - has ID, credit cards, cash. No phone #. Tried calling the banks and asking them to tell the cardholder I have his bag, pass along my number. They refuse. The best part is that one of them was Wells Fargo. I asked them, "wait, so you can open up accounts in their names, but you can't let them know I found his lost bag??"

I tried googling the guys name, no luck (yet).

Any suggestions?

I consider myself really good at tracking people down, if you wanna give it a shot, send me the info

[JACKBLUE]

I consider myself really good at tracking people down,

Good to know!

[Yehuda57]

OK, so I'm trying to make a kiddush hashem story, but no luck so far, can you help?

Found a should bag lying in the street - has ID, credit cards, cash. No phone #. Tried calling the banks and asking them to tell the cardholder I have his bag, pass along my number. They refuse. The best part is that one of them was Wells Fargo. I asked them, "wait, so you can open up accounts in their names, but you can't let them know I found his lost bag??"

I tried googling the guys name, no luck (yet).

Any suggestions?

To borrow from a famous joke, make a pledge in their name to the JNF

[biobook]

I'll have the bag at work tomorrow, will post the info then.

@sguitarist18 Please don't post the name or other personally identifying info here, where it will remain forever googlable (or is it googleable?) 

[AsherO]

@sguitarist18 Please don't post the name or other personally identifying info here, where it will remain forever googlable (or is it googleable?) 

Once the information is removed it won’t show up on Google either.

[JACKBLUE]

I'll have the bag at work tomorrow, will post the info then.

Info?

[Randomex]

Once the information is removed it won’t show up on Google either.

Eventually, I think (once it does the next scan - though that's assuming it's not removed
before the next scan after it's posted, in which case it won't have been there to begin with).

(If someone asks the Wayback Machine to archive the site while it's up, I think it stays as part of that version.)

[AsherO]

Eventually, I think (once it does the next scan - though that's assuming it's not removed
before the next scan after it's posted, in which case it won't have been there to begin with).

(If someone asks the Wayback Machine to archive the site while it's up, I think it stays as part of that version.)

Basically, not a real concern.