Help Shira Fulfill Her Dream: Get Her to Seminary

Hello everyone!

My name is Shira (Geula) Cohn, and I'm reaching out to you with a heart full of hope and a dream that burns bright. I've always believed that my name, Geula, meaning redemption, holds a special significance. It's a reminder of the journey I'm on, striving to grow into the best version of myself and serve Hashem with every fiber of my being.

My deepest desire is to become an extraordinary Jewish woman, dedicated to living a life guided by Torah principles and values. I yearn to create a home filled with love, kindness, and devotion to Hashem, where every moment is infused with holiness and purpose.

I've been blessed with the incredible opportunity to attend Midreshet Rachel V’Chaya in Israel for a year. This esteemed seminary offers a transformative environment where I can immerse myself in the richness of Hashem's Torah, deepen my understanding of Jewish tradition, and continue on my journey of personal growth.

However, I cannot achieve this dream on my own. The financial burden of tuition and living expenses is daunting, and it's beyond my means to cover these costs independently. That's why I'm turning to you, the wonderful members of our community, for support.

Your generosity has the power to make a profound impact on my life. By contributing to my GoFundMe campaign, you're not just helping me attend seminary – you're investing in the future of our Jewish community. You're enabling me to receive the education and spiritual guidance I need to become a beacon of light and inspiration for others.

No donation is too small, and every contribution brings me one step closer to realizing my dream. Together, we can make this journey possible and ensure that the holy sparks I gather during my time at Midreshet Rachel V’Chaya illuminate the world for years to come.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for considering my request. May your kindness and generosity be repaid many times over, and may the Torah learning you contribute to benefit your honor.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Shira (Geula) Cohn