Should You Give Charity to Individuals or Institutions?

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Published Feb 17, 2026

Rabbi Shlomo Farhi

In this brilliant and transformative shiur, Rabbi Shlomo Farhi explores one of the most powerful lessons from Parashat Terumah—understanding when to think big and when to focus on the small details.

The Mishkan (Tabernacle) was designed with both grandeur and precision, teaching us that in life, some moments call for broad vision, while others require us to master the details. This delicate balance is the key to spiritual growth, personal success, and creating lasting impact.

Key Highlights:

The Micro & Macro of Mitzvot – Why both the smallest and biggest actions matter, and how each plays a role in building our personal “Mikdash.”
The Hidden Message of the Hebrew Letters – How the Yud (smallest letter) and the Lamed (tallest letter) teach us the balance of life.
Should You Give Charity to Individuals or Institutions? – Understanding the difference between micro-level tzedakah (direct help) and macro-level tzedakah (building sustainable change).
The Secret to Lasting Relationships – How a simple smile can be a greater mitzvah than major gestures.
Why Did the Torah List Every Material in the Mishkan? – The answer reveals that Hashem values all contributions, big or small, equally—if they come from the heart.
How to Pace Your Spiritual Growth – The danger of “peaking too early” and why spiritual consistency matters more than intense bursts of inspiration.
The Ultimate Growth Mindset – Learning when to push yourself harder and when to give yourself time to grow gradually.
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