A Florida foundation backing Jewish education and the services that help people get back on their feet.
Jewish tradition asks us to give a tenth. The sages set the generous upper mark at a fifth, and that became our name and the bar we hold ourselves to.
In Usha they enacted that one who gives to charity should give up to a fifth.Talmud, Ketubot 50a
Maimonides taught that the highest tzedakah helps a person become self-sufficient. So we fund job skills and the people who walk families back onto their feet.
The highest level is to strengthen someone before they fall, until they no longer need to ask.Maimonides, Gifts to the Poor 10:7
Education is the longest lasting gift we know. We support Jewish schools and great teachers, and help with tuition when families can't.
When a family hits a rough patch, we back the people who quietly step in with groceries and rent help. We also help families celebrate simchas with dignity when money is tight.
Mostly education and getting people back on their feet. The rest keeps Jewish community life warm.
Great teachers and tuition help.
Food and rent help in tough seasons.
Job training and small loans.
Open doors in cities near and far.
Learning and mikvaot for every community.
Shabbat dinners in Jerusalem, open to all.
A few organizations we're proud to stand behind.
Helps Jewish families who are quietly struggling get back to financial stability, with coaching that tackles debt and finds better work.
Chabad rabbis inside Israel's hospitals, bringing warmth and Shabbat packages to patients and their families every day.
Quietly gives brides in need what they need to set up a new home, so every kallah marries with joy and dignity.
Bringing a historic building across from Mamilla back to life as a home for Shabbat, where locals and visitors share one table.
We're a Florida 501(c)(3), so gifts are tax deductible as the law allows. Write to us and we'll show you where help goes furthest.