With the approval of the administration of the Central Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim – 770, the Igud Talmidei Hakvutza initiated a mivtza to encourage bochurim learning in this year’s kvutza to arrive early to Seder Chassidus in yeshiva early every morning for an entire week. During an inspiring gathering in Getzel’s Shul this afternoon, the organizers distributed the $100 prizes granted to each of the bochurim who successfully completed the mivtza. Images captured by photographer Dov Ber Hechtman • Photos

As ChabadInfo.com reported earlier, Igud Talmidei Hakvutzah, together with the Central Yeshiva Tomchei Temimim – 770, purchased the property located at 755 Eastern Parkway. Photographer Shimi Kutner was present as the final paperwork for closing the building were signed and the mezuzah was erected • Photos

The initiative, run by the enormously successful Igud Talmidei Hakvutza organization, has seen steady growth with the addition of five new participants, as well as an overall improvement on monthly test results. The bochurim took their most recent test on the morning of Zos Chanukah in the cafeteria of 1414 President St. Photographer Dov Ber Hechtman was on scene to capture several unique moments • Photos

The revolution continues! The ‘Igud Talmidei Hakvutza’, which ran an overwhelmingly successful ‘Yissachar and Zvulun’ learning initiative program for bochurim learning in Tomchei Temimim – 770 last yeshiva year, is back at it for another learning year with a plan for massive growth. At the end of Cheshvan the program’s participants sat in the lunch room of 1414 President Street for their monthly test. Most passed with flying colors, receiving their prizes shortly thereafter • Full Story, Photos

With great fanfare, talmidim of Kvutzah 5782 were invited to attend a “grand opening” event, marking the beginning of another year of the successful “Yissachar and Zevulun” incentivized learning program, operated and funded by Igud Talmidei Hakvutzah. The bochurim were addressed about their unique role as “Yissachar”, to sit and learn with great chayus. At the event the students registered for the various learning tracks provided by the Igud. This year the program will also include a “Geulah U’Moshiach” track • Full Story, Photos