Yeshivas Toras Chesed

Yeshivas Toras Chesed is a registered charity and charitable company established on 20 July 2016, dedicated exclusively to operating a yeshiva—a traditional Orthodox Jewish college for young men—at 118 Cazenove Road, London N16 6AD. Its core mission is to deliver advanced Torah study, religious education, and a nurturing environment for spiritual, moral, and personal growth, fostering future leaders and scholars within the Orthodox Jewish community. Guided by values of Torah observance, religious commitment, and communal cohesion, the yeshiva emphasises rigorous daily classes, spiritual guidance, and immersive Jewish life, with all resources channelled internally under trustees including Rabbi Chaim Babbad (Chair).

The funder supports only its own programmes for young male students of the Orthodox Jewish faith, focusing on religious activities categorised under 'Children/young people'. Beneficiaries are strictly local Orthodox Jewish youth in London's Stamford Hill area, with funding covering operational costs like education, accommodation, and communal support—no external projects, organisations, or broader initiatives receive grants.

It does not accept unsolicited applications, award external grants, or have eligibility for other entities, income thresholds, deadlines, or application processes; all donations sustain the yeshiva itself. Geographically limited to London, it excludes non-Orthodox Jewish causes, general community efforts, or organisations outside its narrow remit. Distinctive for its singular, stable focus on internal delivery rather than grant-making, Yeshivas Toras Chesed exemplifies unwavering dedication to Orthodox Jewish education, making it unsuitable for external funders seeking partnerships.