United Talmidei Hakvutze

Eternal partnership in the teachings of the group's students

The 'Association of Students of the Group' is a revolutionary organization that is run with the encouragement and guidance of the management of the central Tomchei Temimim Yeshiva in 770, and works to ensure that every Temimim succeeds in utilizing and making the most of his time with the Rebbe Melch HaMoshiach Shlita. The association's activities include personal contact and guidance, study paths with financial scholarships, supervision and assistance in every situation, and concern for both physical and spiritual conditions.

The Issachar and Zebulun Project was established to allow these young men to devote themselves to Torah study with peace of mind, through monthly scholarships that assist them with their daily needs. Since its inception, the project has accompanied hundreds of students and given them the opportunity to study Talmud without material worries.

This year we expanded the circle of participants.

For years, the main obstacle to expanding the project was clear and painful — the budget. Every year we were forced to leave out worthy young men, the resources simply weren’t enough. This year, with God’s help, we broke the ceiling: the number of participants in the project increased from 350 to 450 young men. 100 more students who now sit and contemplate Torah, with their heads free and their hearts whole.

This is where you come into the picture.

Just as the tribe of Zebulun supported the tribe of Issachar and was honored to be a full partner in its tuition, so too your partnership in this campaign gives you an eternal share in every page of Gemara, every Hasidic article, and every prayer of the students at 770.
Our goal is clear: to recruit the partners needed to fund the additional 100 places, and to ensure that this year's expansion will not remain a one-time achievement but will become the new standard.
Your support today is your share forever.

Long live our Lord, our Teacher and our Rabbi, the King of Messiah, forever and ever!