The Moriah Foundation sparks opportunities for children

THE MORIAH FOUNDATION

Eighty years since inception, Moriah College has become the largest Jewish day school in Australia, with approximately 7,000 alumni.

The college currently provides nearly 1,700 children – from early learning to Year 12 – with an outstanding, wellrounded education and all the lifechanging opportunities that come with Moriah life.

All this would not have been possible without visionaries such as founder Abraham Rabinovitch, who dared to dream big in 1943.

The Moriah Foundation was established in 2011 to coincide with the successful Capital Appeal that assisted the college to purchase the land for the Queens Park campus.

It set out to support as many financially vulnerable families as possible to receive a Moriah education.

The Foundation also brings a world of opportunity to children through programs such as the Israel Study Tour, Scholars in Entrepreneurship Program and Mikolot: Voices of the Future Public Speaking Competition.

As The Foundation celebrates Moriah’s 80th birthday, it welcomes the opportunity for the community to provide the next generation of Jewish children with the best possible start to life by receiving a Moriah education. The college equips all students with a strong sense of Jewish identity, an enduring bond with Israel, a love for Judaism, the tools to succeed and the drive to make the world a better place.

There are many ways for the community to assist in this important work.

Among the ways you can do this is by supporting The Foundation’s transformative campaigns, participating in the Moriah Foundation Grandparents’ Club or becoming a Foundation Member or Foundation Circle Member. You can also leave a gift to Moriah in your will and be the reason a child receives a Jewish education now and for generations for come.

For more information on how to make a lasting impact, visit www.themoriahfoundation.org.au, email foundation@moriah.nsw.edu.au or contact The Moriah Foundation on 9375-1620.