What they call their work
What they do
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Jewish Religious Institution Support 1 activity
- Funding religious institutions and providing financial support to the needyProvides financial assistance to religious institutions and supports individuals in need, including aid for marriage expenses of widows and orphans, distributed under rabbinical oversight in the USA and Israel.
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Intercessory Prayer Services 1 activity
- Organizing daily recitation of Tehillim by a large global groupFacilitates daily recitation of Tehillim through a network of over 131,000 participants, with complete Psalms recited hundreds of times each day.
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Jewish Religious Education and Outreach 1 activity
- Organizing global participation in the writing of a Sefer Torah (Sefer HaChaim)Coordinates involvement in the writing of a Sefer Torah named Sefer HaChaim, engaging thousands of individuals across the world in this religious project.
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Religious Media Production and Distribution 1 activity
- Production and distribution of religious articlesCreates and disseminates religious materials as part of its spiritual and educational outreach.
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Who they work with
- Prestigious Rabbinical Counsel in the USA & Israel Government — Oversees the distribution of funds for charitable purposes including support for widows and orphans.
- Rabbi Meyer Chaim Greenbaum Partner — Founder and Director of Tehillim Olumi
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Collective Torah Writing Generates Spiritual Meritmethodology: spiritual_mitzvah_unifies_communityBy engaging individuals in the writing of a Sefer Torah, the organization produces spiritual unification and divine favor, because shared participation in sacred acts strengthens communal bonds and generates collective merit.
- Communal Prayer Strengthens Collective Well-Beingmethodology: communal-prayer-unityBy organizing Jewish communities around shared prayer practices, the organization addresses spiritual and material needs, because collective prayer is believed to invoke divine intervention and reinforce communal solidarity.