The Foundation envisioned, developed, built and created the Abraham Scholars program, the first Jewish international education fellowships focused exclusively on identifying and nurturing future American Jewish leaders. The scholarship encourages post graduate advanced study in read more...
The Foundation seeks to embody the traditional biblical partnership of the two Jewish tribes, Yissachar and Zevulun, where Zevulun supported Yissachar’s Torah studies. This guides us in our mission of supporting Torah study in all read more...
Inspired by the great impact of Rebbetzin Ester Jungreis, the Foundation initiated a program to distribute thousands of copies of Rebbetzin Jungreis’s work, “The Committed Life,” throughout Israel and the United States. The Foundation also read more...
The Foundation provided the seed funding for the building of Machon Yaakov in Har Nof. The building was named the Dr. David Robinson Institute for Jewish Heritage.
read more...In 2009, the Foundation formed a separate 501 c 3, the Manhattan Midrash, with the purpose of providing Meor graduates and other young professionals with a Jewish learning program to continue the Torah study they read more...
In 2003 the Foundation provided the seed funding to found and create MEOR, today one of the largest and most successful college outreach organizations . Today MEOR has a $10 million annual budget, reached over read more...
In 2006, the Foundation created the first summer kollel in South Florida to encourage Rebbeim and Mashgichim from diverse yeshivos in South Florida to spend six weeks learning together collaborating over best practices in chinuch read more...
The Foundation provided the initial seed funding to help start STEP, the Summer Torah Education Program. The goal of the STEP program is to provide an authentic Yeshiva learning experience for young men that cannot read more...
The Foundation provided the initial seed funding and first grant to Rabbi Yonasan Shippel, enabling the creation of “The Beis” Manhattan. The Foundation took an active role in the early developmental stages of The Beis, read more...
The Ketzot HaHalacha Scholarship Fund was set up in Israel, in 2014, to promote the ideal of a higher level of Torah scholarship.
While the Torah community continues to grow at an admirable pace, with the read more...