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In the meantime, we are here to help you ensure proper kiyum hamitzvos (observing the mitzvos of Sifrei Torah, Tefillin and Mezuzos) in your community.
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Every mezuzah. Every tefillin. Every sefer Torah. Your support ensures it’s truly kosher — verified, supervised, and traceable.
Our Advanced Computer Checking System
For generations, Jews have fulfilled the mitzvos of STa”M with emunah — but often without clarity or confidence.
Today, thanks to your partnership, STAMP is:
As a nonprofit, we rely on the generosity of supporters like you to continue restoring trust to one of the most foundational areas of Jewish life.
| Donation | Impact |
|---|---|
| $36/month | Helps us train and support a new magiah |
| $180 | Certifies one mezuzah and enhances community education |
| $250 | Trains 1 student as part of a Magiah course |
| $500 | Sponsors AI and halachic review for a full tefillin set |
| $4,000 | Supports 1 month of professional mentorship for 16 sofrim |
| $10,000 | Covers nearly half the cost of a full Magiah course for 20 participants |
| Custom Gift | Helps us scale impact across Israel and beyond |
Every dollar goes toward strengthening the mitzvos of STa”M
— with full rabbinic supervision and transparency.
“And you shall write them on the doorposts of your house…” But who wrote them? And who checked them?
With your help, STAMP ensures that every mezuzah, tefillin, and Torah is made and checked with full halachic oversight — so that every Jew can fulfill these mitzvos b’kavana and b’kashrus.
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