Write a letter in our community's Torah

For fifteen years we have read from a borrowed Torah scroll. This year our community is writing its own — 304,805 letters, each one written by hand in kosher ink on parchment by a scribe in Jerusalem.

Every letter can be dedicated: in honor of a child, in memory of a parent, for the health of a friend. Your name and your dedication go into the scroll's book of honor, and you'll be invited to write a letter yourself at the completion ceremony next spring.

A Torah that our children's children will read from, and that you helped write. It doesn't get more permanent than that.