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Who We Are

Friends of Keter Torah Uman

Friends of Keter Torah is a registered non-profit devoted to the children of Uman — boys and girls who deserve a real chance to learn Torah, grow in character, and become something great. We exist so a child is never turned away because a family cannot pay tuition, buy books, or keep a student in school. Through scholarships, daily learning, prayer, and care for needy families, we help establish a stronger bond of identity throughout our Jewish community — sharing pride in our past and an untiring commitment to the next generation.

Every gift is for the children: scholarships so they can stay in Talmud Torah, food and warmth so they can learn without fear, teachers and books so they can grow into serious students — and, with Hashem's help, into the next generation of Torah scholars in Uman.

These children should be sitting in class, not worrying how their family will get through the month. Your donation pays for scholarships, tuition, learning materials, meals, and the daily life of the Breslov Talmud Torah in Uman — so a child can learn today and become a ben Torah, a scholar, and a source of pride for his family tomorrow.

Organization

American Friends of Keter Torah Inc.

5002 16th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11204

Tax ID #: 81-3211840

Friends of Keter Torah is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. American Friends of Keter Torah Inc. Tax ID #: 81-3211840

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A teacher with two boys in gold crowns holding their new Chumashim

The children

Boys and girls in Uman who deserve a real chance to learn Torah, grow in character, and become something great.

The school

Breslov Talmud Torah — daily learning, prayer, and a community that will not turn a child away for lack of tuition.

The partnership

Donors who make scholarships, books, meals, and teachers possible. A registered 501(c)(3) you can trust.

Boys in gold crowns at the Mesibat Chumash head table, with Chumashim and gifts in front

Mesibat Chumash at Keter Torah — the boys begin Chumash