Tzedakah – Charity but an ethical obligation. Giving to charity but much more than that; tzedakah as a belief in social justice that includes giving time and practical help as well as money
(Pronounced suh-daa-kah)
To remember the meaning of Tzedakah in Judaism, use the following mnemonic:
Sudden darkness can't (tzedakah) dampen their spirits; they can't afford to pay their energy bills, but a group that give time and money and believes in social justice is on the case to get the power restored.
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