This is not just a store.

It has shelves. Size tags. Dressing rooms. Racks and racks of beautiful clothes…
It looks like a store.
It runs like a store.
But it’s not just a store.
It’s a story.

A story of 12,000 children with beautiful new Yom Tov outfits, and the confidence, joy, and dignity that come with them.

It’s not transactions.
It’s transformations.

It’s the story of Bobbie’s Place.
And it’s powered by people who give, with nothing to gain.

You can’t put a price on what Bobbie’s Place gives.
But you can help the next chapter happen.

The story began with Bobbie Schick.
An almanah who started a bakery in Boro Park.

Even when she didn’t have much, she thought of others.

Clothing was dropped off at Schick’s Bakery, packed into cleaned flour sacks, and sent overseas.

Because even then she knew that what defines you is what you do for others.
Bobbie’s Place is the continuation of that story.
And you’re part of it.