Celebrities will bring all boys and girls to the yard, they say. If you build a roster of big names, people will come and help. Let’s hope the powers of “Seinfeld” and “Shakespeare in Love” can bring some healing to a global benefit for Hadassah hospitals. 

 

 

A VIP sponsor ticket requests a donation of $36,000, bringing you photo ops with the celebrities, inclusion in post-event montages, a half-page in an e-book, and donor recognition at the Hadassah hospital in Jerusalem, there are other ways to access and attend the event. A simple livestream benefit ticket costs $180, while a “Friend Sponsor” ticket gets you listed on the Hadassah website following the event and costs $360. There are other levels available. Just know this all benefits the hard workers currently in hospitals fighting a virus that isn’t letting up. You can find all the price levels right here. 

 

 

You may not know this, but the Hadassah Hospitals in Jerusalem have been up to the challenge of every COVID-19 related challenge, including medical diagnosis, comprehensive treatment, rehabilitation, and bench to bedside research. They just need a little help. Instead of merely writing a check or clicking “submit payment” on a website, you can participate in a global event whose sole purpose is to help people climb over this very tall pandemic wall. If you think it’s been hard on you, just imagine the people in hospitals across the world, where support can be lacking, who are trying to save lives. This is a fun, interactive way to help good people do the best work. 

 

Marvel and “Seinfeld” fans should be in. Can you imagine climbing on the phone with Alexander, and hearing the neurotic craziness in George Constanza’s voice again. It’s as priceless as a random helping hand.