Double Your Luck Ends Tonight at the Oholei Torah Auction
Now through Motzei Shabbos at 11:59 PM, participants can take advantage of the Double Your Luck promotion and receive twice the chances to win.
Now through Motzei Shabbos at 11:59 PM, participants can take advantage of the Double Your Luck promotion and receive twice the chances to win.
In honor of Chof Teves, the Yahrzeit of the Rambam, Tomchei Temimim shares an excerpt from the latest edition of Tomchei Temimim Magazine with interesting facts about the life of the Rambam.
Merkaz Sefarad Chabad and the Zaetz family are proud to invite you to the annual Hiloula of Rabbi Yaacov Abuhatzeira, זצוק”ל, a.k.a the Abir Yaacov.
Oholei Torah is proud to release a new music video titled The Shivim Shana Remix, created in honor of its seventieth year and inspired by a powerful moment in Chassidic history. The Shivim Shana Remix fuses four niggunim into one electrifying composition.
Residents of all ages are invited to come together for a neighborhood street clean-up and daffodil planting as part of a community effort to beautify Crown Heights and strengthen local pride.
Today is a historic and joyful day as Oholei Torah celebrates its 70th birthday. Seventy years of chinuch. Seventy years of shaping lives. Seventy years of building generations rooted in Torah, Chassidus, and purpose.
For couples navigating one of life’s most tender and vulnerable journeys, the hope to build a family, Bonei Olam Chabad offers more than resources. It offers discretion, guidance, and unwavering care. It is a reminder that no one has to walk this path alone.
The Vaad Hakohol of Crown Heights will be hosting its second Townhall meeting with its members with a progress update for the residents of Crown Heights and to discuss matters pertaining to the community.
Tonight, as Oholei Torah turns 70, Oholei Torah proudly launches its annual fundraising campaign, centered on a single, powerful theme that has defined the moissed over its past seven decades: Tachlis.
Presented as part of Oholei Torah’s 70th anniversary celebrations, the program will feature seven alumni of Oholei Torah who, among our many alumni, have gone on to lead and shape Jewish education and moisdos chinuch across the world.
This gathering was event number two of seven planned programs taking place throughout the week, each designed to celebrate chinuch and engage different segments of the Oholei Torah community.
For years, we have spoken about the “tuition crisis” or the “housing crisis.” But recently, a new term has entered the Crown Heights lexicon, coined by the upstart Bereishis Foundation: the “Gap Family.”
Oholei Torah is proud to announce the launch of 7 Letters for 70 Years, a special seven week series created in honor of seventy years of Chinuch Al Taharas Hakodesh.
For families in Crown Heights and throughout New York City, the pause in federal funding hits close to home. New York relies heavily on these federal grants to operate its child care and family support infrastructure, and the freeze threatens immediate disruptions.
A quick phone call and speedy response Sunday ended with a thief arrested and stolen items recovered after Crown Heights Shomrim was called during a theft in progress.
With great sadness we report the passing of Rabbi Leima Minkowitz OBM, who served as Director of Beis Rivkah for many decades.
Over 180 high school and seminary girls, 200 children with their families, and 250 bochurim took part, took to the streets night after night with warmth, joy, and purpose. Families experienced what it means to be a shliach of the Rebbe, as they marched on Mivtzoyim.