THE SHLUCHIM FOUNDATION

Personal and organizational assistance since 1990

Critical support for the 5,300 Shluchim and 2,872 Chabad-Lubavitch centers around the world.

Our Mission

איש את־רעהו יעזרו ולאחיו יאמר חזק

Helping Shluchim build a strong and vibrant Jewish future

The Keren Funds

Simcha Fund

The Simcha Fund provides grants to alleviate the financial burden that accompanies joyful milestones including new births, Bar Mitzvah’s, and the marriage of a child.

Simcha Fund

Mikvah Fund

The Mikvah Fund facilitates grants for the building and restoration of Mikvaos in the community.

Mikvah Fund

Mental Health Fund

The Mental Health Fund helps Shluchim recover from debilitating Mental health issues by providing access to excellent medical care and funding resources.

Mental Health Fund

New Shluchim

The New Shluchim Fund provides seed grants that set up Shluchim for early success and long-term sustainability in their work.

New Shluchim

Building Fund

The building fund provides Shluchim with seed grants to build and expand their Chabad Houses.

Building Fund

Yom Tov

The Yom Tov fund provides assistance with personal needs and communal events for the Yomim Tovim of Tishrei, Chanukah, Purim, Pesach, and Shavuos.

Yom Tov

Crisis and Emergency Support

The Emergency Fund provides critical assistance for Shluchim who are affected by natural disasters, national unrest, economic collapse, serious illness, and other crises.

Crisis and
Emergency Support

About the Keren

The Keren Hashluchim - in conjunction with visionary philanthropists - provide financial support for Shluchim during major life-cycles, in times of emergency and crisis, and assist the development and expansion of Shlichus and Shlichus opportunities.

Our Leadership

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, Chairman,

Rabbi Efraim Mintz, Vice Chairman

Rabbi Mendel Kotlarsky, Treasurer

Oversight Committee

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Rabbi Nochum Kaplan???

Fund Sponsor