Letter in the Torah Campaign

Those who lack scribal experience can commission the writing of a Torah. But most cannot afford this considerable expense. As such, we can fulfill the mitzvah by “purchasing a letter” in a Torah.

Have the scribe write a letter for you in the Unity Torah Scroll!

Which is the most important letter in the whole Sefer Torah? Maybe the first one? Or the last one? Or the one in the middle? Do you think there might be one letter that the Torah just can't do without?

Learn about this amazing initiative, which unites all Jewish people in the thing that binds us all: the Torah

In the spring of 1981, the Lubavitcher Rebbe called for a special Torah scroll to be written in Jerusalem to unite all Jewish boys and girls. He maintained that by tangibly uniting together in the form of a common Torah scroll our nation’s oneness would b...

Have a letter in the kid’s Torah scroll is very special and connects you with the Torah and millions of Jewish children.

Every Jew should buy a letter in a collective Torah, for the one indivisible Torah unites the one indivisible people.

Rabbi Shmuel Greisman recalls some of the special instructions he received from the Rebbe as he began to direct the new campaign for Jewish children to own a letter in a Torah scroll. (1981)

The Rebbe taught us that Jewish children uniting by purchasing a letter in a "unity Torah" brings peace and security to the world. This message is as true today as it was back in the early '80s.

The Rebbe initiated a campaign encouraging each and every Jew to acquire a letter in a Torah Scroll. (From “Messages”—Season 2, Episode 10)