The Need:
Under Rebbetzin Denah Weinberg’s leadership, EYAHT has had a profound impact on thousands of Jewish women worldwide. University students and career women alike have been attracted to EYAHT’s top-caliber educational staff, unique method of learning, supportive environment and compelling curriculum.

Unfortunately, EYAHT does not have facilities to enroll a full cohort of students. During 2002, EYAHT launched a campaign to raise $6 million to establish a new campus, and construction commenced in 2003. We are now seeking partners to fund the balance of the cost. A state-of-the-art building will accommodate the growing number of young Jewish women who are exploring their Jewish roots and have the desire to reach their full potential.

The Proposal:
Bonnie Cohen, EYAHT student and International Board Chairwoman, is spearheading the building campaign, together with Rebbetzin Weinberg and the Aish HaTorah International Board.

Building a new campus in Jerusalem will enable EYAHT to accommodate a greater number of full- and part-time students. The new campus will include facilities for all of EYAHT’s educational programs, seminars and retreats, as well as living accommodations, kitchens, a library, a garden and an exercise room. Click here for progress page

We each know the importance of learning about our heritage, but not everyone has the opportunity to do so. By supporting EYAHT, you will be investing in the empowerment of Jewish women and the continuity of the Jewish nation. Here’s how you can make a difference.