Looking for additional ways to support Hillel Torah throughout the year? Please contact Morrine Sweer for more information on giving to any of these very special programs.
Additonal Ways to Give
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/ Giving / Additonal Ways to Give
Looking for additional ways to support Hillel Torah throughout the year? Please contact Morrine Sweer for more information on giving to any of these very special programs.
The Eitz Chaim Tree of Life, donated by Barbara and George Hanus, is a beautiful way to honor a special event or commemorate a loved one.
Each year our 8th grade students have the opportunity to interview Holocaust survivors as part of the international Names, Not Numbers© film documentary project. Through these interviews, students are given the opportunity to interact with survivors, capture their important testimonies, commit them to film, and ensure their messages will never be forgotten.
Our 2024 film is available on YouTube. We feel blessed to be able to give our students this chance to hear such important history straight from the source.
We are proud to be a part of this unique Holocaust oral history film project program documenting the survivor’s stories. This very special opportunity allows our students to ensure that the message of the Holocaust will forever be remembered.
Technology has always played a vital role in our student’s education. Your donation to our learning lab will directly benefit our students to help keep our computer labs on the cutting-edge.
Maintaining a robust library with interactive programming allows our students to continue their love of reading and learning. Your donations will help ensure that the learning materials, books, and library programs for our students are kept cataloged and updated.
Hillel Torah is proud to maintain a library of Judaica and Hebrew books. Donations will help ensure that our shelves are stacked with the writings of our most noted Rabbis and Scholars.
Donations to the Harold and Marilyn Allswang Fine Arts Center allow our students the opportunity to expand their knowledge and appreciation of the fine arts outside of the classroom by attending concerts and plays, followed by a formatted discussion of the event.