Many Jews see the shul as the central institution in Jewish life, but by the chasidic circles, the status of a completed shul is only once they have a communal mikvah.

This is so for a simple reason: we can learn Torah at home, make a minyan on the train and give tzedaka at work. But to daven properly we need to use a mikve prior

Following the major fire which we suffered a few years ago which destroyed the mikva completely, all the community members were forced to run around town finding a mikva daily which is pretty inconvenient

As the Stamford hill community continues its remarkable growth, the need for the  mikvah refurbishment becomes increasingly urgent.

The new belz mikvah will serve the Stamford hill residents and its neighboring communities with an elegant, state-of-the-art environment for the observance of this beautiful and timeless mitzvah.

With the incredible growth of our community comes an awesome responsibility to accommodate not only its physical requirements but its spiritual needs as well.

Your generous donation to the Belz Mikvah Campaign will help us meet that sacred obligation, now and for generations to come.