Support the Museum

Support the Museum

Every scroll here was found, examined, repaired, and placed with a community. Donations pay for parchment repair, the sofrim who do the work, and free admission.

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The Museum of the Scroll is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law, and a receipt is emailed automatically.

Every scroll in our care was almost lost. Your support is what stands between a sacred text and oblivion — and there is a way to give at every level:

  • Dedicate a Letter — from $1, the classic mitzvah. Dedicate letters →
  • Become a Guardian — a dollar a day sustains the rescue work. Join the Guardians →
  • Give any amount — one-time gifts go directly to conservation and education. Use the Donate button in our menu.
  • Donate a scroll or manuscript — a Torah in need of rescue, a family manuscript, a genizah find. Tell us about it →
  • Sponsor the Museum — businesses and foundations can sponsor exhibits, rescues, and programs with proper acknowledgment. Our sponsors →
אוֹת בְּסֵפֶר תּוֹרָה

Help Save a Scroll — the Right Way

A Dollar a Letter

A Sefer Torah has 304,805 letters — and every one must be whole. Dedicate letters at $1 each toward the rescue and repair of lost scrolls.

0 of 304,805 letters dedicated
A Dollar a Day

A dollar a day can help save a scroll the right way — parchment conservation, sofrim, and free public access. Become a Guardian of the Scroll.

Become a Guardian — $1/day →
Stay close to the scrolls
Or give any amount — Donate
With appreciation to our sponsor, Terebelo Distillery — terebelo.com
וְעַתָּה כִּתְבוּ לָכֶם — we act as your Shliach in this mitzvah.
The Museum of the Scroll is a 501(c)(3); donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.

The Museum of the Scroll is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We locate, document, and repair Sifrei Torah, place them with communities that will read from them, and teach the history and craft of the scribal tradition. Admission is free, our programs are open to the public, and all contributions fund this work.

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