Mikvah Florida
Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya in DeLand, Florida is being built to serve Jewish families in Volusia County, Central Florida, and travelers throughout the state.
Florida has one of the largest Jewish populations in the United States. South Florida is home to major longstanding communities, but Jewish life is growing across Central Florida as families, students, retirees, and travelers settle beyond the traditional centers. That growth creates a real need for Torah infrastructure in places that did not have it before.
A mikvah is one of the first signs that a Jewish community can support full family life. Synagogues, schools, kosher food, and communal programs matter deeply, but taharat hamishpacha depends on a local, halachically supervised mikvah.
For families in DeLand and Volusia County, the nearest mikvah is 35+ minutes away, and availability is limited. That distance and uncertainty are not small inconveniences for families trying to keep taharah with consistency and dignity.
Mikvah Be'er Yeshaya is being built to close that gap and become a permanent resource for the communities between Orlando and Daytona Beach.
DeLand sits in a strategic location in Central Florida, close to the I-4 corridor and within reach of both inland and coastal communities. A mikvah here serves local families first, while also giving Jewish travelers a reliable option in a part of Florida ready for one.
The building is already under construction. Donor support now helps complete the interior work: the mikvah chambers, preparation rooms, fixtures, finishes, and halachic details that turn a building into a functioning mikvah.
Your donation helps give DeLand, Volusia County, and Central Florida a permanent mikvah for Jewish family life.