Memory · Prayer · Kindness
Even when no one is left to say Kaddish,someone will remember.
We connect families with volunteers who say Kaddish in memory of their loved ones — every day, with a minyan.
Memory · Prayer · Kindness
About Kaddish LeDorot
Some people pass away with no one to say Kaddish for them — a small family, children who don't pray with a minyan, or relatives who can't commit. Kaddish LeDorot connects these families with volunteers who pray with a minyan and are ready to take on the mitzvah.
Free of charge
The service is free for families, and volunteers are not paid. The site is funded by donations only.
Privacy
Details of the deceased and requests are never published. Only the family, our team and the assigned volunteer can see them.
Three steps
How it works
- 1
Request
Share details about the deceased, the date of passing and the Kaddish needed.
- 2
Volunteers sign up
Volunteers note their availability and receive a matching request.
- 3
Kaddish is said
The volunteer says Kaddish with a minyan, as arranged and according to custom.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a fee?
No. The service is free, and volunteers say Kaddish as a mitzvah.
How long is Kaddish said?
Usually eleven months from the passing, and on the yahrzeit — as the family requests.
Who are the volunteers?
Community members who pray with a minyan regularly and completed an intro call.
Support our work
The service is free for families. Donations cover running the site and supporting volunteers, so we can keep going.
Donate to Kaddish LeDorotTogether, we remember and carry on
Whether you are looking for someone to say Kaddish for a loved one, or want to take part in this mitzvah — you belong here.