Donate: Kollel Chatzos

Give an everlasting gift

What's left of the party after all the cake crumbs and ribbons are swept away?

For that special someone in your life, you can give the ultimate gift: The gift that will transform the occasion into a true simcha – an expression of gratitude for another year of life.

Birthdays possess great potential – it is a favorable time for tefillah, as it says Hashem grants one's wishes when he turns to Him on this day.

This is a golden opportunity to show your spouse/child/parent/friend how much they mean to you by sponsoring a day (night) of nonstop Torah learning in their honor. The mountain of zechuyos accrued on this day will fill them with immeasurable pleasure.

Happy birthday – and many happy returns!

Choose your location

New York

The night hours are universally covered with Torah learning in Meron and subsequently in NY

Full Rabbi Akiva Kollel

Starting at $800

The night hours are universally covered with Torah learning in Meron and subsequently in NY

I would like to add additonal names at $100.00 each additional name

Name #1

Hebrew Name

ben/bas

Mother's Name

Bakasha

Additional Bakashas

Name #2

Hebrew Name

ben/bas

Mother's Name

Bakasha

Additional Bakashas

Name #3

Hebrew Name

ben/bas

Mother's Name

Bakasha

Additional Bakashas

All names are confidential.
Names/baskashas could be changed throughout your partnership.

Notes

It's true. Behind every bakasha, there is a story. And a person. And a heart– hoping, dreaming, davening, and yearning. We're not just davening for you. We're partnering together. Tell us more about your request, so our talmidei chachamim can be true partners in making your yeshua a reality.

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birthday For That Special Someone "The Midrash notes that most people celebrate that day that they were born and are joyous during this time and hold a party." (מדרש שכל טוב מ:כ)

birthday
For That Special Someone

"The Midrash notes that most people celebrate that day that they were born and are joyous during this time and hold a party." (מדרש שכל טוב מ:כ)