Chadashot

Torah Fund ecards are attractive, efficient, and affordable—and very easy to send!

A recurring contribution to Torah Fund might be a wonderful way for you to comfortably give more.

Maya Zinkow, a JTS rabbinical student, describes her devotion to the Jewish people by continuing her family’s tradition and sharing her knowledge.

Torah Fund has raised more than $100 million over nearly eight decades. A series of significant undertakings reflects the role of the five Conservative/Masorti institutes of higher education in training...

A synagogue closes its doors and makes a sizable contribution to Torah Fund.

Our volunteers are the backbone of Torah Fund. Throughout the U.S. and Canada, our volunteers demonstrate dedication and perseverance to reach Torah Fund goals, and we are grateful to all.

Rabbi Nitzan Stein Kokin made her way to Arizona via Israel, Germany and California. The foundation of her fascinating journey is her commitment to equality for women.

Our international Torah Fund Chair relates Passover to the importance of giving, and the unique ways we’re connected during the pandemic.

We’re updating our digital platforms to expand awareness of the wonderful ways Torah Fund benefits students and programs at our seminaries and colleges.

When you show your generosity December 1, please make a gift to our Spaces Campaign.

The momentous occasion was a celebration of their studies and accomplishments, and included a compelling study session you can access here.

Active in Torah Fund for over six decades, Phyllis Haas made a lasting gift through her generous bequest.

For our holiday of miracles, show you care by making a contribution in honor of a loved one.

When you give to our Spaces Campaign, you help further the educational goals of the future generation of Jewish clergy and leadership.

Discussing the important role women have played in supporting Jewish education, Chancellor Schwartz highlights the way the Women’s League has empowered the next generation.

International Torah Fund Chair Barbara Ezring shares her heartfelt connection to Torah Fund, which began when her husband was a rabbinical student at The Jewish Theological Seminary.