501(c)3 · Tax Deductible

Building the Future of
Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya

In the peaceful countryside of Central Florida, a growing Torah community is building a mikvah for Jewish families in DeLand and for travelers passing through the wider Orlando and North-Central Florida corridor. The exterior structure is nearing completion, and donor partnership now helps build the interior.

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Exterior rendering of the planned Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya building

Building the Future

Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya

The future home of Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya, a permanent resource for Jewish families in DeLand and travelers throughout North-Central Florida.

About Our Mikvah

An Enduring Foundation of Kedusha

A mikvah is the foundation of Jewish family life, a quiet source of kedusha, continuity, and taharah across generations. For families building Torah-centered homes in DeLand, it is not optional infrastructure. It is essential.

When a beautiful local mikvah exists, more families keep taharah with confidence. DeLand sits within the Orlando and North-Central Florida corridor, a stretch where Jewish travelers, students, and families passing through have long sought a dignified local option close to home.

The בורות have not yet been poured.

The underground cisterns central to the mikvah have not yet been constructed. The זכותים connected to this part of the project are still available.

Front exterior construction progress of Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya

Current exterior progress.

Family Life

The mikvah supports taharat hamishpacha and the daily rhythm of Jewish homes.

Community Growth

A local mikvah helps families settle, visitors participate, and Jewish life grow with the infrastructure it needs.

Your Partnership

Your gift helps construction continue and brings the project closer to completion.

DeLand Mikvah Campaign

Our Future

The DeLand Mikvah is more than a structure. It is the foundation upon which Jewish family life, growth, and continuity depend. The Jewish community here is growing, and families committed to taharah have had to travel, often over thirty minutes each way, to reach the nearest mikvah. That changes when Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya opens. The building is already rising, and your gift brings it closer to completion.

What is a mikvah?

A mikvah is a ritual immersion pool central to taharat hamishpacha, conversion, renewal, and Jewish family life.

Why DeLand needs one

Families in DeLand and travelers through North-Central Florida need reliable local access to a mikvah.

Why donate now

Construction is underway, the foundation has been laid, and donations now help bring the mikvah to completion.

Explore the Project

These pages organize the project by location, donation intent, and mikvah education so visitors and search engines can find the right information quickly.

DeLand mikvahLocal project page for Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya in DeLand, Florida.Volusia County mikvahCounty-focused page for families in DeLand, Daytona Beach, Orange City, and nearby communities.Central Florida mikvahRegional page for the Central Florida and North-Central Florida corridor.mikvah donationDonation methods, dedications, and tax-deductible giving details.build a mikvahProject page explaining the work involved in building a halachic mikvah.Jewish charity FloridaFlorida Jewish charity page for the Congregation of Netivos Abir Yaakov mikvah campaign.mikvah FloridaFlorida mikvah page for people searching by state and region.taharat hamishpacha donationPage about supporting taharat hamishpacha and Jewish family life in Central Florida.what is a mikvahEducational page about mikvah meaning, use, and Jewish family life.donate to the mikvahDirect donation page for Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya.
Planned exterior of the Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya building
Building exteriorFuture home of Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya
Planned women's mikvah immersion pool
Women's mikvahWomen's Bor Tevillah
Planned women's mikvah preparation room
Women's mikvahWomen's preparation suite
Planned women's mikvah shower room
Women's mikvahWomen's shower room
Planned men's mikvah main bor tevillah with hot and cold boros
Men's mikvahMain Bor and Hot/Cold Boros
Planned men's mikvah preparation area
Men's mikvahMen's preparation area

Women's Mikvah

See the spaces your donation will bring to life, and what taharah will look like for women in DeLand.

Men's Mikvah

See the spaces your donation will bring to life, and what a men's mikvah in DeLand will look like.

Construction Progress

Work Is Underway

The building is rising in DeLand. These photos show where your donations stand today.

Front exterior construction progress of Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya
Construction progressFront of the building, with main entrances on the sides
Women's mikvah entrance construction progress
Women's mikvah construction progressWomen's entrance area
Prepared men's mikvah main bor formwork area awaiting concrete pour
Men's mikvah construction progressPrepared main bor formwork area awaiting pour
Prepared men's mikvah hot and cold boros formwork areas awaiting pours
Men's mikvah construction progressPrepared hot and cold boros areas awaiting pours
Women's mikvah side construction progress
Women's mikvah construction progressWomen's side interior buildout
Water pump station construction progress for Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya
Construction progressWater pump station

Construction Is Moving Forward

The exterior structure is almost complete. Doors, windows, and siding are now being installed, bringing the outside of the building close to completion.

The next major phase is the interior: the mikvah rooms, preparation areas, finishes, fixtures, and the details that make the building ready for use.

Dedication Opportunities

Your gift can be connected to זכותים for the mikvah itself, the oitzer, preparation areas, waiting room, and other dedication opportunities.

Gifts may be made in honor or memory of a loved one and connected to Jewish family life, taharah, and family purity.

Mikvah name$180,000
Mikvah chamber$100,000
Bor Tevillah$72,000
Oitzer$72,000
Oitzer$36,000
Preparation suite$36,000
Waiting room$18,000

Donate

With Your Donation, the Building Continues.

Through your generosity, families will settle, homes will be built, and Jewish life in Central Florida will stand on a foundation of taharah.

חיThe Significance of Chai

In Hebrew numerology, חי (chai) equals 18. Donating in multiples of $18 is a Jewish tradition tied to life, health, and blessing.

The בורות have not yet been poured.

The underground cisterns at the heart of the mikvah are yet to be built. All זכותים are still available. Your donation today can support this central part of the mikvah.

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Send Zelle to

mikvahbeeryeshaya@gmail.com

Include your name in the memo for your tax receipt.

Check / Mail

Make checks payable to:

Congregation of Netivos Abir Yaakov

DeLand, FL 32720

Write "Mikvah Fund" in the memo line. A written acknowledgment will be sent.

Questions

Frequently Asked

Yes. Congregation of Netivos Abir Yaakov is a recognized 501(c)3 nonprofit. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law, and receipts are available for donors.

A mikvah is a ritual immersion pool used in Jewish law. It is essential for taharat hamishpacha, family purity, conversion, and core areas of Jewish life.

Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya is being built in DeLand, Florida, serving Congregation Netivos Abir Yaakov and Jewish families across Volusia County.

Yes. You can give in honor or memory of a loved one, and larger dedications or naming opportunities can be discussed directly with the campaign.

The campaign accepts PayPal, Zeffy, Zelle, credit card, and check by mail. Zeffy charges zero platform fees, so every dollar of your gift goes directly to the mikvah.

Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya is being built in DeLand, Florida. The nearest mikvah is 35+ minutes away, and availability can be limited. The campaign is actively under construction and accepting donations to complete the interior.

Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya accepts online donations via PayPal, Zeffy (0% fees), credit card, and Zelle. Congregation of Netivos Abir Yaakov is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, so all gifts are fully tax-deductible. Donate at mikvah.netivos.org.

Congregation of Netivos Abir Yaakov in DeLand, Florida is a 501(c)3 nonprofit running the Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya campaign. Donations are tax-deductible and go directly toward construction of dependable local mikvah access for DeLand families.

Yes. Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya accepts donations in honor or in memory of loved ones, and offers permanent naming dedications for major gifts connected to specific spaces in the building. Contact the campaign at 347-524-6041 to arrange a dedication.

Yes. Naming dedications, recognition, and other זכותים are available for larger gifts and can be discussed and arranged upon request. Please reach out directly to learn more.

Help Complete the Mikvah

Your donation helps complete a mikvah for Jewish families in DeLand and the surrounding area.

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