Overview

• The project covers roughly 1,800 square meters to reconfigure the complex and ease longstanding overcrowding.
• A permanent women’s section will replace a temporary setup that has been in use for more than two decades.
• Plans include three prayer halls for Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and flexible use, a dedicated dance hall, and architectural solutions for Kohanim.
• The Breslov Union is launching a public fundraising drive, citing over $800,000 in yearly upkeep and more than $350,000 in Rosh Hashanah preparations.
• Construction has not begun, with work slated to start this winter and the goal of accommodating large crowds year-round.