Rabbi Mendel Mintz is scheduled to close on a 14,000-square-foot building in Baltimore, purchased in memory of his late wife, Mrs. Miriam Mintz a”h, which will house a library and Heichal HaBaal Shem Tov.
Preparations are underway for the upcoming closing of a $2.3 million property in Baltimore that will soon become home to Miriam’s Library, a new educational and spiritual center announced at an event marking Miriam’s first yahrzeit. The closing is scheduled for December 3.
The 14,000-square-foot building will feature an after-school program offering reading support, homework help, and tutoring, together with a library and Heichal HaBaal Shem Tov, a space dedicated to learning and spreading the wellsprings of Chassidus.
Miriam Mintz a”h, a gifted and devoted special educator, was tragically and suddenly taken, just two years after her marriage to Mendel. In the weeks before her passing, the couple had been appointed to go on shlichus – a mission that Mendel is now continuing in a new form through this initiative.
“This building will be the greatest nechama and an everlasting legacy for my wife,” Mendel said.
A crowdfunding campaign is scheduled for next week to help complete the funds needed for the closing.
Very special!!
AMAZING
And for her special courageous husband
I and countless others With the greatest respect and admiration- are being strengthened and inspired by you to transform our personal challenges into beyond what we previously imagined doable. Immense gratitude to you. May Hashem immediately implement Techiyas Hamaisim.
The design of the building is beautiful . It exudes love.
Beautiful may her Neshama have the highest Aleya
What is the link to the Charidy Campaign for this project?
He even turns his deep pain into action.
this is such an incredible initiative! I love this!!
where is this located?
Let’s give Mendel and help as much as we can. What he has done for us and our community is beyond amazing.