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What happens after my class redeems a Real World Impact?

Some Real World Impacts need scheduling with a partner. If your school doesn't reply in time, the RWI gets canceled.

Written by Meir

Torah Live lets kids do real chesed with their dinarim. Some Real World Impacts (RWIs) need a real person on the other end, so we coordinate them behind the scenes.

What does that look like?

Take Demonstration from a Sofer. When your class redeems it, we reach out to a sofer (a Torah scribe) to find times that work.

  1. The sofer sends us the times they're available.

  2. We pass those times to your school.

  3. Your school picks a time before the suggested dates pass.

Important: If your school doesn't reply, or replies after the suggested dates, the RWI gets canceled.

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