Kaelen Sherman, daughter of late philanthropists Honey and Barry Sherman, has awarded C$25 million ($17.6M) to the 1,500-student Tanenbaum Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto in Toronto, Ontario, to expand and sustain tuition assistance for students. The funding establishes a Jewish education fund, named for the billionaire couple who were murdered in 2017. The fund will be managed by UJA-Federation of Toronto within the Jewish Foundation of Greater Toronto. The largest gift in the school’s history will provide long-term financial support for families to access Jewish education regardless of income amid growing demand for Jewish day-school enrollment.
Kaelen Sherman commits $17.6M for tuition aid at North America’s largest Jewish high school

Daughter of slain philanthropists endows fund to lower Toronto day school tuition in their honor
Judah Ari Gross
eJewish Philanthropy
Graphic created from original photo. Credit: Wikimapia/TanenbaumCHAT
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