Tzedakah
A gift to Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya is a gift to Jewish family life. It is tax-deductible, impactful, and connected to taharah and kedusha for generations.
Your donation to a mikvah is one of the most direct forms of tzedakah you can give. A mikvah does not serve one family. It serves every family in the community that observes taharat hamishpacha. Every woman who immerses, every man who comes for Shabbos preparation, and every convert who enters the water is connected to the people who made the building possible.
The Alter Rebbe wrote that the campaign for taharat hamishpacha "literally saves lives." A gift to this campaign is connected to Jewish continuity itself.
Congregation of Netivos Abir Yaakov is a 501(c)3 nonprofit. All donations are tax-deductible. A receipt is sent automatically for every gift.
Major gifts can be connected to permanent naming dedications, a lasting זכות tied to every immersion that takes place in that space.
To discuss a dedication, use the floating WhatsApp button or call 347-524-6041.
Yes. Congregation of Netivos Abir Yaakov is a recognized 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations to the Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya campaign are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. A receipt is provided for every gift.
Chai (חַי) means 'life' in Hebrew. In gematria, Hebrew numerology, the letters of chai equal 18. Jewish tradition holds that giving in multiples of 18 carries special significance, connecting the gift to life and blessing. Common amounts include $18, $36, $54, $180, $360, and $1,800.
Yes. You can make a gift in honor of a simcha, a wedding, bar or bat mitzvah, birth, or in memory of a loved one. Larger gifts can be connected to naming dedications: a preparation room, the mikvah chamber, the bor itself, or the oitzer. These can be arranged directly with the campaign.
A naming dedication connects your gift to a specific space in the building in perpetuity. Opportunities include the mikvah name, the mikvah chamber, the bor tevillah, the oitzer, preparation suites, and the waiting room. Each dedication carries the merit of every immersion that takes place in that space.
A full halachic mikvah with preparation rooms, boros, and facilities typically costs between $500,000 and $1,500,000. Every level of donation, from $18 to $180,000, brings the project closer to completion.
The campaign accepts PayPal, Zeffy (zero fees), Zelle, credit card, and check by mail. Zeffy and Zelle are recommended for maximizing the impact of your gift, as they carry no platform fees.
A mikvah donation is tzedakah that reverberates through every Jewish home it serves, for generations.
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