For nearly 30 years, the Lubavitch Yeshiva of Toronto has trained and empowered young bochurim who go on to serve as shluchim and mechanchim to Jewish communities around the world. But their impact is not limited to distant locations. Every day, these students are transforming lives right here in Toronto.

Despite heavy forecasts predicting rain throughout the day, hundreds of children and community members from Toronto enjoyed a vibrant Lag BaOmer parade and rally under clear skies, with floats, clowns, activities, and more, as the weather remarkably held off until the very end.

Talmidim of London Mechina spent a packed Shabbaton in Solihull, UK, where they enjoyed mivtzoim, trips, spirited farbrengens and sedorim, leading the local minyan, and using the mikveh they had helped build.

Nine teenage members of CTeen France visited the official residence of United States Ambassador to France Charles Kushner on rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris to discuss Jewish life and rising antisemitism in France.

Blowing past its initial fundraising goal and completing its bonus round, Hatzalah of Crown Heights has one thing to say: Thank you!

Rabbi Pinchus Levi Yitzchok “Pinny” Scheiner, devoted gabbai, beloved teacher, and mashgiach in the Detroit community, passed way on Monday, 24 Iyar.

Over 1,500 people gathered at Manny Welder Park in Viola, Monsey, NY, for an uplifting and memorable Lag BaOmer event. Families and children from across the Jewish community – including Lubavitch, Chassidish, Litvish, and many others—came together to celebrate in a spirited atmosphere of joy and unity.

Bochurim of Westchester Yeshiva enjoyed a packed Lag BaOmer program including farbrengens, trip to the Ohel, sports and BBQ at a private park, and a grand bonfire back at yeshiva with dancing, live music, stories, and extended farbrengen.