Support Yeshivas Bircas Yosef and Merit the Brocha of Maran Rav Chaim Kanievsky shlita
Yeshivas Bircas Yosef was founded over two decades ago b’nesius Maran HaRav Chaim Kanievsky shlita under the leadership of his grandson HaRav Mordechai Tzivyon shlita.
At Yeshivas Bircas Yosef we pride ourselves on the personal connection between the bochurim and the staff of the Yeshiva – rabbanim and excellent chinuch professionals.
They are there for the bochurim and provide guidance and direction to help each student grow in his Torah learning and yiras Shomayim.
The understanding that each student is unique and the imperative to teach each student with personalized attention comes from Rav Chaim Kanievsky himself. This personal connection with each bochur drove the Gadol HaDor to encourage the Roshei Yeshiva to found a special yeshiva for Bnei Torah.

A few years ago, the yeshiva moved in to a permanent building in Kiryat Herzog. The move and the building were an enormous expense, aside from the monthly expenditure of running the yeshiva, that weighs heavily on the management of the yeshiva and threatens its very existence.
The Roshei Yeshiva met with the nasi of the Yeshiva, Rav Chaim Kanievsky shlita, and told him of the excellent spiritual state of the Yeshiva, and of the terrible financial troubles that the Yeshiva is facing.
In a rare step, as a result of his strong desire to help Yeshivas Bircas Yosef, Maran Sar HaTorah promised to daven daily after saying tehillim for all those who participate in supporting this special Makom Torah that they should be blessed with children, life and parnassah.

The blessing will escort the donors in all areas of life, and the merit of supporting Torah will help them with raising their children and bring them spiritual and physical abundance.

Generous donors have answered the call of the Roshei Yeshiva and have agreed to step in to save the Yeshiva by matching each donation, dollar for dollar.

Donate now and merit to support Torah and receive the blessing of Maran Sar HaTorah for children, life and parnassah!