Making a tzedakah box is a fun craft activity for kids from age 8 to 80, and creating the box provides a valuable lesson in the importance of charity. This tzedakah box made from an up-cycled record album cover is eco-friendly, so it’s good for the community — and the environment. Of course, I don’t encourage you to sacrifice a prized record from your collection.

Tzedakah Campaign Join our Pushkah Campaign. By displaying a charity box, your house is a house of charity. Our sages teach that giving charity is one of the greatest sources of blessings for our families. Place a few coins in your charity box each day—not just because we need the money but because you want to give! Tzedakah Box - Find out how your kids can make a Tzedakah Box, otherwise known as a charity box. Tzedakah Box: Judaica Activities for Jewish Children & Teens - Find out how you can make a Tzedakah Box for the Jewish holiday season.

Step away from that Beatles “White Album.” Instead, look in thrift shops and garage sales for old albums with interesting artwork. I actually found the Eydie Gorme album pictured here at an Out of the Closet thrift store.

It didn’t even come with the vinyl record inside, so the clerk gave it to me for free. And yes, because I know you’re wondering: I have made a tzedakah box from a Neil Sedaka album cover — which proves that although breaking up is hard to do, making your own tzedakah box isn’t. Korg poly 800 patches. What you’ll need: • Album cover • Ruler • Hobby knife • Hot glue gun • Duct tape Follow the template available for download on jewishjournal.com in cutting the album cover.

It indicates how large of a section to cut out of the album cover (11.5-by-7 inches). The black line indicates where to cut this section in half, and the red lines indicate where to score the cardboard.

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