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	'''~~The Charity Campaign~~''' is one of the ten campaigns initiated by the Lubavitcher Rebbe. It was announced in the summer of 1974 (5734), alongside the "Torah Campaign," "Mezuzah Campaign," "Home Full of Jewish Books Campaign," and "Shabbat Candle Lighting Campaign" (Neshek).		'''mivtza tzedakah''' is one of the ten campaigns initiated by the Lubavitcher Rebbe. It was announced in the summer of 1974 (5734), alongside the "Torah Campaign," "Mezuzah Campaign," "Home Full of Jewish Books Campaign," and "Shabbat Candle Lighting Campaign" (Neshek).

	The campaign aims to promote the mitzvah of giving charity (tzedakah), including through the placement of charity boxes in homes, shops, and other spaces. The Rebbe emphasized that fulfilling the mitzvah of tzedakah brings divine blessings to the giver, granted generously by God, "with His full, open, holy, and expansive hand."		The campaign aims to promote the mitzvah of giving charity (tzedakah), including through the placement of charity boxes in homes, shops, and other spaces. The Rebbe emphasized that fulfilling the mitzvah of tzedakah brings divine blessings to the giver, granted generously by God, "with His full, open, holy, and expansive hand."