Editing Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson (section)

== Perpetuating Her Memory ==
On the day of her passing, the Rebbe established in her name the ChaM"aSh Fund to provide financial assistance for women's mitzvot - Challah separation, Shabbat candles, and family purity. The fund is managed by Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky and continues to operate today, helping thousands of women achieve educational and social goals.

In the days and months following her passing, the Rebbe often quoted the verse "And the living shall take to heart": the death of a close person should lead to positive actions - following the deceased's ways and initiating actions to elevate their soul.

After the Rebbe called for establishing institutions in her name, "Or Chaya College" was established in Jerusalem in 1989 - a Torah center for women, offering classes in various languages.

About a month after her passing, on 25 Adar (her birthday), the Rebbe announced the Birthday Campaign, whose customs became known at the time, with its crown being the custom of holding farbrengens with good resolutions.

The Rebbe noted the day of the Rebbetzin's passing as a day when a new period began in the leadership of our generation's leader, "when we are already at the end of all refinements, and have even 'polished the buttons', etc., and need only to be ready to receive Moshiach Tzidkeinu."
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