"B'Orcha", Rav Avi

Captain Rabbi Avi Goldberg fell defending Israel, but his vision lives on. Before he was called to serve, Avi was building more than just a synagogue - he envisioned a spiritual center that would unite Jews of all backgrounds through Torah, prayer, and connection. Now, his widow Rachel and their eight children, together with the B'Orcha community, are determined to complete what he started until days before he fell. We call on you to partner with us in building this center that will continue Rabbi Avi's legacy of bringing Jews together and ensure his light shines forever

Complete Avi's Vision - Build B'Orcha Community Center Rabbi Avi Goldberg fell defending Israel, but his dream lives on. Before he was called to serve, Avi was building more than just a shul - he envisioned a spiritual center that would unite Jews of all backgrounds through Torah, prayer, music, and connection. What We're Building A new synagogue and community center for B'Orcha Jerusalem that will serve as Avi's living legacy, continuing his mission of bringing people together and strengthening Jewish unity. The Impact • A welcoming synagogue for prayer and Torah study • Community spaces for gatherings and events • Educational programs that bridge different communities • A center of hope and healing for all of Am Yisrael Why Now Avi worked toward this goal until days before he fell. Now, his widow Rachel and their eight children, together with the B'Orcha community, are determined to complete what he started. This center will ensure that Avi's light continues to shine and his vision of unity becomes a reality. Your donation helps build a home where Avi's legacy of bringing Jews together will live on forever. For US tax-deductible donations, please visit: [www.beorcha.org/project] "If Avi was our pillar of strength, this community can be his legacy." Rachel Goldberg

About the Charity

Kehilat B'Orcha Yerushalaim is a community in the Mekor Chaim neighborhood in Jerusalem whose members strive to create an ideal community based on the values of Religious Zionism. Its main -- but not only -- function is to conduct religous services on Shabbatot and Jewish Holidays. Although there...