בסייעתא דשמיא
A page made for a Sefer Torah campaign. The whole Sefer, the five Chumashim, all 54 parshiyos, the special portions, and every column, pasuk, word and letter. Each part shows who took it, and the scroll fills up as it is written.
Set up in one pressHebrew and English on every partA certificate for each part

A drawn Sefer Torah at the top of the page inks up as the goal fills. Under it, how many honors, Chumashim, parshiyos and portions are already taken.

With no money goal, the scroll fills by parshiyos written instead.
Five sections, in the order they appear on the page. Every part shows its price, how many are left, and who took it.
The whole Sefer, the Keser, Atzei Chaim, the Mantel, the Choshen, Rimonim, the Yad, the Gartel, the Paroches. Each one once; a taken honor turns gold with its name.
Bereishis, Shemos, Vayikra, Bamidbar, Devarim. A book carries the family’s name across its parshiyos.
Every parsha with its Hebrew name, grouped by book. One family per parsha.
Aseres Hadibros, Shiras Hayam, Shema, Birchas Kohanim.
A column, a pasuk, a word or a letter. A donor picks how many. These are the gifts everyone can give.
Prices to start with. You set your own for every part.


A donor writes a name, their child’s, their parents’, their own. The page counts the Hebrew letters and opens the giving window with exactly that many.
Spaces are not counted. The letter is $18 on this page.



A wall of everyone who took a part, in Hebrew and English, next to the live list of gifts. Each gift gets a certificate.
In your campaign’s Design, under Giving levels, press “Make this a Sefer Torah campaign”. The ready list goes in, donors pick a part, names show. Then we switch the page on.
Tell us the campaign. If you haven’t started one, we help you set it up.
Choosing parts is part of Pledgix One and up.
No. A parsha, a Chumash and each honor are one of a kind. Columns, pesukim, words and letters have counts, so many families share them.
Not today. A donor takes a number of them; the sofer assigns the places. It is one part per checkout.
Yes. Every section is editable: rename it, change prices, add another part, hide or remove a section, move it.
Choosing parts is part of Pledgix One and up. The Sefer Torah page itself is switched on by the Pledgix team.