With Simchas Torah just days away, there’s an incredible opportunity to connect with powerful brachos—whether you’re looking for a shidduch, financial blessings, or children. And now, thanks to Kibid.org, a revolutionary online platform powered by DollarDaily.org, bidding on kibbudim is easier and more accessible than ever.
What is Kibid?
Kibid is a new online auction platform that allows you to bid on special synagogue kibbudim from anywhere in the world. Traditionally, these honors—like Chosson Torah and Chosson B’reishis—are auctioned off in local shuls for thousands of dollars. But with Kibid, you can participate in these auctions at a fraction of the cost. Starting bids are as low as $50, giving everyone the chance to receive the brachos these kibbudim carry.
How Does Kibid Work?
The process is simple: visit Kibid.org, register, and browse the available kibbudim from Chabad centers around the globe. You can place your bids or select a “Buy Now” price to secure your kibbud instantly. The funds raised go directly to support the Chabad centers that are auctioning these honors, which helps them cover the costs of their holiday services and year-round programming.
Simchas Torah popular kibbudim you can bid on:
Chosson Torah – Known for blessings in shidduchim and parnassah
Chosson B’reishis – Connected to Chosson Torah aliyah for success
Shmini Atzeres Tefillas Geshem – A powerful segulah for financial blessings 💰
Kol HaNe’arim – A segulah for children 👶
And it’s not just about winning these kibbudim for yourself—you can give them to others as well. Last year, a mother from Baltimore bought Chosson Torah for her daughter from a rabbi in New Jersey, and within two months, her daughter was engaged. 🌟
Real Stories, Real Brachos
Still wondering if this really works? The stories from last year are proof of the immense blessings people have seen through kibbudim purchased on Kibid.
Boruch connected with Chabd in Oak Park, Illinois, for Chosson Torah,from Rabbi Yitzchok Bergstein. He paid it off over the year and shortly after wrote to us, “BH, I am married now! I guess it works!”
In Nebraska, a buyer purchased Chosson Torah for just $500 through Kibid last year. Within a few months, he was married! He’s back this year to buy it again because he’s holding onto those blessings for himself and his family.
Rabbi Lew of Chabad Peachtree, Georgia, shared that after Simchas Torah last year, a man who bought Chosson Torah landed his dream job just before Pesach, while another sponsor, a kohen in his 50s, has seen his life transform with incredible opportunities. We’re still waiting on news of his shidduch, but the brachos are already visible.
Miriam from Orlando purchased Chosson Torah through Rabbi Lipskar and paid it off over the course of the year. Just two weeks after making her final payment, she met her husband! 💍
How to Get Involved
Just head over to Kibid.org, browse the available kibbudim, and place your bid. You can start your bidding now and keep it going through Simchas Torah and beyond. The beauty of Kibid is that it’s not limited to any one community. You can bid on kibbudim from synagogues all over the world, and the blessings still come directly to you.
Remember, kibbudim like Chosson Torah and Shmini Atzeres Tefillas Geshem carry immense spiritual power and brocha. Whether you’re looking for blessings in shidduchim, parnassah, or children, Kibid gives you access to these age-old traditions in a modern way.
As Simchas Torah approaches, don’t miss out on your chance to participate in these meaningful honors while supporting Chabad centers around the globe. The blessings are real, and the opportunities are right at your fingertips.
A Final Word
“Kibid is a way for more people to experience these powerful brachos,” says founder Yosef Shidler. “I’ve seen firsthand how these kibbudim bring real blessings, whether it’s for shidduchim, parnassah, or children. When I was looking for a shidduch, I purchased Chosson Torah from Rabbi Liberow of Chabad in Colorado Springs. The asking price was $770, and I paid it off bit by bit over the course of the year. It wasn’t until Shevat that I made the final payment. Three days later, I met my wife.”
“I truly believe the blessing of Chosson Torah was instrumental in making that connection.”
This experience was part of the inspiration behind launching Kibid, to make these powerful kibbudim accessible to more people. At the same time help shluchim who need it.
By making these available to everyone, no matter where they are, we’re giving more people a chance to tap into these spiritual benefits while helping Chabad centers thrive.”
Who knows? You might be the next one to share a story of how Chosson Torah or Kol HaNe’arim changed your life.
