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Kaddish Fund: Daily Kaddish in Our Sephardic Minyan

Ensure Kaddish is recited for your loved one with devotion, care, and consistency

Reciting Kaddish is a meaningful way to honor the memory of a loved one. Our Kaddish dedication service ensures prayers are said with reverence, whether you can attend in person or need support from afar. Choose a plan below to make this sacred tradition part of your remembrance.

See Who Is Being Remembered

Visit our Memorial Wall to see the names of loved ones currently being honored through daily Kaddish in our Sephardic minyan.

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Why Families Trust Our Kaddish Fund

Each Kaddish dedication is handled with care, accuracy, and consistent recitation in a live Sephardic minyan.

  • Recited in a live minyan to ensure proper tradition

  • Flexible plans: daily, annual, or one-time Kaddish recitations

  • Includes honoree’s Hebrew name and father’s name for accuracy

  • Performed with devotion, respect, and care

Voices from Our Community

Share Your Experience
I have been a part of the SephardicU Community for three years. This community has been instrumental in reviving my faith and everyone in the community is a joy to associate and pray with. SephardicU and the community holds a special place in my heart as I joined there daily minyan after the passing of my father and the entire community was supportive in my time of mourning. Thank you to all who have made my time of mourning and prayer a blessing.
Phillip G.Miami, FL
I found the SephardicU minyan about a month after my mother passed away. I felt blessed to find a Sephardic service online and to find a minyan that is so welcoming. Being a part of the minyan for almost two years now, I am grateful to have had the opportunity to say Kaddish in the Sephardic tradition. It gave me comfort during aveilut, and the service continues to settle into my soul. 
YehuditNew York
"I learned in a classic Sephardic manner that focuses on finding solutions and addresses the issues of the modern world. It’s an approach that is fully conversant with our tradition and radiates love and joy.
Yosef LopezOffice Administrator
It's so important to keep Sephardic U going to provide an accessible way for people to learn Torah. I hope the organization continues to exist and grow, as it's a source of inspiration in my study of Torah and mitzvot.
J. L.University Lecturer
Make a Kaddish Dedication

Learn About Jewish Mourning

  • Aninut: The sacred phase between death and burial

  • Shiva: Embracing solace and support during mourning

  • Sheloshim: Observing the thirty-day mourning period

  • Avelut: Continuing Jewish mourning practices

  • Azkara: Commemorating the anniversary of a loved one’s passing

Aninut – The Sacred Phase Between Death and Burial

Explore the sacred phase of Aninut in Sephardic funeral customs, honoring the transition between death and burial.

Shiva – Embracing Solace and Support During the Mourning Period

Explore the customs of Shiva from a Sephardic perspective, including Keriah, washing hands, meal of condolences, lighting candles, and more.

Sheloshim – the Thirty-Day Mourning Period

Explore the emotional journey, rituals, and community support during Sheloshim, the thirty-day mourning period, from a Sephardic perspective.

Avelut – Observances and Practices of Mourning

Explore the customs and practices of Avelut, the extended mourning period, from a Sephardic perspective.

Azkara – Commemorating the Anniversary of the Passing

Explore the rituals and practices of Azkara, the Sephardic commemoration of the anniversary of a loved one’s passing.
Make a Kaddish Dedication