Built by Lubavitch, for Lubavitch: Tomchei Temimim Expansion Completed
Lubavitcher Yeshiva’s historic expansion added tens of thousands of square feet of classrooms and learning spaces – and the overwhelming majority of contractors who built it were Lubavitchers themselves • Full Story
There is something especially meaningful about a yeshiva being built by the very community it serves. As Lubavitcher Yeshiva undertook its remarkable expansion – adding tens of thousands of square feet of classrooms, learning spaces and recreational facilities – something special was taking place behind the scenes.
The overwhelming majority of the contractors on the project were Lubavitchers themselves: Crown Heights residents, alumni, parents and members of the Tomchei Temimim family. Many had once walked the yeshiva’s halls as young talmidim; others have children and grandchildren learning there today.
In record time, new floors rose, classrooms took shape, and a beautiful new building opened its doors to hundreds of young talmidim.
The yeshiva thanked the contractors who brought expertise and dedication to the project: Zalman Brook, Mendel Wolf, Kalman Schuchat, Meir Palace, Leibel Schuchat, Moshe Kops, Mendy Cohen, Dovid Cohen, Yehuda Herz, Shua Lefkowitz, Yair Stern and Aaron Groner.
The expansion is more than construction, organizers said – it is the community’s investment in the next generation of Chassidim, as the yeshiva’s Chodorom campaign continues.
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