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The Wait is Over: SHMORG 4 Arrives

The Wait is Over: SHMORG 4 Arrives

Check your mailbox for the DVD set everyone’s been waiting for. Don’t see it? Send in your $36 minimum donation to Oorah’s Auction today to receive the Shmorg 4, the latest release in Oorah’s popular series.

As viewers have come to expect, the Shmorg 4 includes an array of entertainment selections suitable for all ages and backgrounds. With a running time of over six hours, the two-disc DVD set contains a mix of brand-new features and longtime favorites.

The lineup includes world-renowned inspirational speaker, Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky; exclusive productions of two Abie Rotenberg songs; footage of this year’s highly successful Oorah Chanukah concert, starring Avraham Fried; and a premiere of the delightful and educational children’s show Fiveish and Friends.

Don’t bother combing the stores for this exciting new release, because it’s not available anywhere. Shmorg 4 is a donor exclusive! Donate now to receive your copy, delivered free to your home.

Besides the hours of entertainment, you’ll be getting the satisfaction of knowing that your money is hard at work, sending kids to yeshiva, pairing up Torah Mates, running The Zone programs and supporting all the good work that Oorah does.

But act fast! This offer is only available until Rosh Chodesh Nissan. After that, you will need to donate $72 to receive the Shmorg 4. Donate now to take advantage of this great deal.



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