King David — psalmist, warrior, and founder of Jerusalem as Israel's eternal capital. His tomb on Mount Zion has been a place of pilgrimage for millennia.

• A candle lit at the holy site
• Charity given at the holy site before the prayer
• A Rabbi's prayer recited at the holy site
• Prayer with full intention and devotion on behalf of the request
• Video and photo documentation of the process

Rachel — the beloved wife of Jacob, who weeps for her children. Her tomb in Bethlehem is one of Judaism's most sacred sites, a symbol of motherly devotion.

• A candle lit at the holy site
• Charity given at the holy site before the prayer
• A Rabbi's prayer recited at the holy site
• Prayer with full intention and devotion on behalf of the request
• Video and photo documentation of the process

Samuel the Prophet — the last judge of Israel, who anointed the first kings. A man of prayer and divine revelation from his mother's womb.

• A candle lit at the holy site
• Charity given at the holy site before the prayer
• A Rabbi's prayer recited at the holy site
• Prayer with full intention and devotion on behalf of the request
• Video and photo documentation of the process

Shimon HaTzadik — High Priest at the time of Alexander the Great, known for his righteousness. He taught: "The world stands on three things — Torah, service, and deeds of kindness."

• A candle lit at the holy site
• Charity given at the holy site before the prayer
• A Rabbi's prayer recited at the holy site
• Prayer with full intention and devotion on behalf of the request
• Video and photo documentation of the process

Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai — author of the holy Zohar, the foundational text of Kabbalah. His tomb in Meron is one of the most visited holy sites in Israel, especially on Lag BaOmer.

• A candle lit at the holy site
• Charity given at the holy site before the prayer
• A Rabbi's prayer recited at the holy site
• Prayer with full intention and devotion on behalf of the request
• Video and photo documentation of the process

Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes — the miracle worker. His tomb in Tiberias is a place where people have come for centuries to pray for healing and salvation.

• A candle lit at the holy site
• Charity given at the holy site before the prayer
• A Rabbi's prayer recited at the holy site
• Prayer with full intention and devotion on behalf of the request
• Video and photo documentation of the process

Rabbi Yehuda bar Ilai — a great Tanna and scholar of the Mishnah. His tomb at Tzippori, an ancient seat of Jewish learning, represents wisdom and the enduring power of Torah study.

• A candle lit at the holy site
• Charity given at the holy site before the prayer
• A Rabbi's prayer recited at the holy site
• Prayer with full intention and devotion on behalf of the request
• Video and photo documentation of the process

Rabbi Yonatan ben Uziel — the beloved disciple of Hillel the Elder, greatest of the students of Hillel and Shammai. An ancient and famous tradition holds that his tomb in Amuka possesses a special segula — for matchmaking and marriage. Thousands of people from all corners of the earth ascend there in prayer and hope. A place of faith, hope, and salvation in matters of matchmaking.

• A candle lit at the holy site
• Charity given at the holy site before the prayer
• A Rabbi's prayer recited at the holy site
• Prayer with full intention and devotion on behalf of the request
• Video and photo documentation of the process

The Cave of Machpela — the burial place of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Sarah, Rebecca, and Leah. The first holy site purchased by Abraham, it is the most sacred site in Judaism after the Temple Mount.

• A candle lit at the holy site
• Charity given at the holy site before the prayer
• A Rabbi's prayer recited at the holy site
• Prayer with full intention and devotion on behalf of the request
• Video and photo documentation of the process