Thousands of Jewish families across the country have no local Tomchei chapter. Your donation helps us launch new chapters in cities that need them most.
31% of overall expansion goal funded
Each city below has a Jewish community in need of a local Tomchei chapter. Click "Donate to This City" to direct your gift specifically to that launch.
West Rogers Park and Skokie have a significant Jewish population with no dedicated Tomchei Shabbos chapter. Families currently rely on ad-hoc community efforts. A full chapter launch would serve an estimated 280+ families weekly.
The Park Heights and Pikesville communities have been requesting a local Tomchei chapter for years. We have identified a volunteer coordinator and warehouse space — this launch is close to ready.
Cleveland Heights and University Heights have a growing Orthodox community with limited food assistance infrastructure. A Tomchei chapter here would fill a critical gap.
The Phoenix metro area has seen rapid Jewish community growth, particularly in Scottsdale and North Phoenix. We are in early planning stages and seeking a local chapter coordinator.
Brookline and Newton have a large Jewish population, but no dedicated Tomchei Shabbos presence. We are building relationships with local shuls and community organizations to lay the groundwork.
Toco Hills and Sandy Springs have a vibrant Jewish community that has expressed strong interest in a local Tomchei chapter. This launch is in the early fundraising phase.
If you live in a city without a Tomchei chapter and want to help launch one, we want to hear from you. Volunteer coordinators, community leaders, and passionate individuals are the spark that starts every new chapter.