TORAH ACADEMY OF MILWAUKEE FOR GIRLS INC
EIN 93-0869475 · Religion-Related (X)
What they do
IN ORDER to ACHIEVE THE VISION and MISSION, TORAH ACADEMY of MILWAUKEE WILL DO THE FOLLOWING: TEACH YOUNG WOMEN MITZVOS WITH IDEALS and ASPIRATION of TORAH WHICH ENHANCE THEIR LIVES; FOSTER AN ENVIRONMENT THAT ENCOURAGES JEWISH FAMILIES to EDUCATE THEIR DAUGHTERS LOCALLY; NURTURE MEANINGFUL JEWISH IDEALS THAT PROMOTE FAITH IN and RESPECT and RESPONSIBILITY for THE LOCAL and GLOBAL COMMUNITY; ADVANCE VALUES EMBODIED IN JUDAISM THAT INSPIRE DISTINGUISHED MORAL and ETHICAL BEHAVIOR; SHAPE YOUNG WOMEN IN THE OBSERVANCE of TORAH, MITZVOS and MIDOS AS MODELED BY PEOPLE WHO WERE and ARE TORAH CHAMPIONS; TEACH OUR YOUNG WOMEN SKILLS and ANALYTICAL ABILITIES THAT PERMIT THEM to ADVANCE THEIR JUDAIC STUDIES IN THE POST HIGH SCHOOL SEMINARIES of THEIR CHOICE IN ISRAEL, THE UNITED STATES, and AROUND THE WORLD; and PROVIDE OUR YOUNG WOMEN WITH A SUPERIOR FOUNDATION IN THE AREAS of MATH, SCIENCE, SOCIAL STUDIES, ENGLISH, ARTS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, and FOREIGN LANGUAGES WHICH CREATE OPTIONS for THEIR
How to reach them
ContactJIM HILLERPRESIDENT
Mailing address6800 N GREEN BAY AVE, GLENDALE, WI 53209-2821
Main phone(414) 352-6789 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailtam@torahacademymil.orgAdditional emailtam@torahacademymil.orghomeAdditional emailtam@torahacademymil.orgdonateSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- February 1985
- County
- Milwaukee
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