Dedicate all five books of the Torah: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deutoronomy. Donors will receive an original serigraph from renowned Israeli artist Leon Azoulay's microcralligraphy artwork, "The Five Books of Moses." If you would like to purchase this item, contact us at [email protected].

Dedicate the entire Sefer Bereishit, Book of Genesis. Donors will receive an original serigraph from renowned Israeli artist Leon Azoulay's microcralligraphy "Genesis," a painting that contains the complete text of the Book of Genesis (dimensions 19.6" x 26.2"). If you would like to purchase this item, contact us at [email protected].

Dedicate the entire Sefer Shmot, Book of Exodus. Donors will receive an original serigraph of renowned Israeli artist Leon Azoulay's microcralligraphy "Exodus," a painting that contains the complete text of the Book of Exodus (dimensions 26" x19.5"). If you would like to purchase this item, contact us at [email protected].

Dedicate the entire Sefer Vayikra, Book of Leviticus. Donors will receive an original serigraph of renowned Israeli artist Leon Azoulay's microcralligraphy "Leviticus," a painting that contains the complete text of the Book of Leviticus (dimensions 19" x 25.5"). If you would like to purchase this item, contact us at [email protected].

Dedicate the entire Sefer Bamidbar, Book of Numbers. Donors will receive an official serigraph of renowned Israeli artist Leon Azoulay's microcralligraphy "Bamidbar," a painting that contains the complete text of the Book of Numbers (dimensions 26" x19.5"). If you would like to purchase this item, contact us at [email protected].

Dedicate the entire Sefer Devarim, Book of Deuteronomy. Donors will receive an original serigraph of renowned Israeli artist Leon Azoulay's microcralligraphy "Devarim," a painting that contains the complete text of the Book of Deuteronomy (dimensions 26" x19.5"). If you would like to purchase this item, contact us at [email protected].

Every Shabbat, Jews worldwide read one of the 54 parshiot, thereby completing the Torah every year. Make that yearly reading your special merit. Choose a family member’s Bar/Bat Mitzvah parsha, anniversary parsha or yahrtzeit parsha for an eternal merit. Contact [email protected] to reserve your parsha/portion.

Each Perek is a meaningful chapter in the Jewish Legacy and Destiny. Make one of these 187 chapters the legacy of you and your family. Contact [email protected] to reserve your perek/chapter.

The 5,852 verses of the Torah are the building blocks, the foundations of the Living Words of the Living God. Be part of that foundation.

Each word of the Torah is the word of God. That word will be your merit, your partnership with the word of Hashem.

The letters of a Sefer Torah correspond to each of the souls of the Jewish people. If a single letter is missing, the Torah cannot be used… Make sure that YOU are represented!

5 available, this is the last verse of each Sefer/ Book. When these verses are read, they are concluded with the whole congregation saying in unison, "Chazak Chazak V'nitchazek!" "Let us be strong, let us be strong, and let us strengthen others as well!"

The final 67 letters of the Torah will be completed at the Torah dedication ceremony. Take advantage of this opportunity to assist the Sofer/scribe write one of the final 67 letters of the Torah.

Exodus 20:1; Deutoronomy 5:6. The revelation at Sinai, when God appeared and spoke to the entire nation, was the greatest gift to the Jewish people. Make that your gift to the Jewish people. (2 available - one in Exodus and one in Deuteronomy)

Deut. 6:4. The Jewish pledge of allegiance to God. Said daily, it is one of the first verses that a child learns and the last words one is supposed to say before leaving this world and returning to our Maker.

Ex. 15:1. The song of gratitude led by Moshe and by Miriam after the miraculous splitting of the Sea and being saved from the pursuing Egyptian army. In its merit, you should also experience miracles, worthy of tremendous gratitude.

Ex. 16:4. The chapter of the Manna is said daily as a special merit for one's livelihood. Bring this merit to yourself and your family.

Num. 10:35. The verses that are read every time the Torah is taken out of the Ark. In the merit of this prayer, you should experience Divine protection and guidance.

Num. 6:23. The blessing of material and spiritual blessing conferred by Hashem via the Kohanim / Priests can be for you and your family.

Gen. 48:16. The blessing for children and the blessing of children, may it bring special blessings for your children.

Ex. 34:6. God promised Moses that this prayer will not return unanswered. In this merit, may God listen to and answer your prayers.

Gen. 1:1-31. The selection of verses for each of the six days of creation (one selection is one day).

Gen. 2:1. The selection of the Torah that is recited every Friday night as part of the Shabbat prayers, may it bring a special merit for shalom, peace.

Gen. 17:9. The selection of the Torah pertaining to brit milah/circumcision, may it bring a special merit for sons.

Gen. 21:1. The verses where Sarah became pregnant after being unable to have children, may it bring a special merit for children.

Ge. Ch. 22. The verses describing the Binding of Isaac, may it bring a special merit for dedication and devotion.

Gen. 24:1-67. This selection recounts when Eliezer helps find a spouse for Isaac and meets Rebecca, may it bring a special merit to find one's life partner.

Gen. ch. 28. The selection where Isaac blesses his children, may it bring a special merit for blessing and protection over children.

Gen. ch. 49. The selection where Jacob blesses his children, may it bring a special merit for blessing and protection over children.

Ex. ch. 13, Deut. 6:4-9, Deut. 11:13-21. Covering the three paragraphs that are included in the Tefillin, they include the Shema, the duty to always remember the redemption from Egyptian bondage, and the obligation to inform our children of these matters.

Ex. 15:26. May this selection bring a special merit for health and healing for those who are ill or in distress.

Deut. 14:22. May these verses bring a special merit for livelihood and wealth.

Num. 12:13. These verses recount how Moshe prayed for Miriam's health and healing after she was afflicted, may it bring a special merit for health and healing for those who are ill or in distress.

Num. 24:5. May these verses bring a special merit for shalom bayit, peace in the home.

Deut. Ch. 33. The verses where Moshe blesses the Nation of Israel before his passing, may they bring a special merit for an abundance of blessings.

Deut. Ch. 34. May these verses bring a special merit for redemption.

Gen. 2:9. This selection includes the "etz chayim hee" verse, affirming that Torah is the Tree of Life. In its merit may it bring blessings of Torah scholarship for you and your family.

Lev. 19:18. This selection is referred to in the Talmud as the entirety of the Torah, it commands that we love our neighbor as ourselves. In its merit, may this bring peace to you and your family and to the broader community and world.

Deut. 16:20. "Justice, Justice you shall pursue, so that you may thrive..."

In merit of this reading may you receive blessings for renewal and new beginnings.

Read on the most meaningful and powerful day of the year. In its merit may you continue to receive favorable judgment and forgiveness.

Read on the holiday of Sukkot, referred to as the holiday of Joy, may you receive a special blessing for an abundance of simcha and besorot torot (good news).

Read on Shmini Atzeret, a holiday of unique intimate closeness with Hashem. In its merit may you experience meaningful connection to Hashem, family, and community.

Read on the holiday of Simchat Torah where we rejoice in the Torah, its merit may you experience increased satisfaction and joy in learning Torah and engaging with Jewish life.

Read on the holiday of Passover, the Festival of Freedom, in its merit may you and your family experience physical, spiritual, and psychological freedom and the ability to overcome obstacles.

Read on the holiday of Shavuot where we celebrate receiving the Torah, in its merit may you experience a deeper connection with Hashem through increased Torah learning and Torah living.