Neshama is free.
And it always will be.
Every family deserves to know when someone in their community has passed away. That is why Neshama will never put obituaries behind a paywall, charge for meal coordination, or gate access to our trusted partners.
But keeping this service running takes real resources. And right now, it is sustained by the people who care about it most.
In Jewish tradition, the number 18 represents chai — life. When we give in multiples of 18, we extend a blessing: may there be life, may there be goodness.
Your support is not a transaction. It is an act of communal care — a way of saying that remembering our loved ones matters, and that this work is worth sustaining.
What your support sustains
- Daily monitoring of obituary listings across Toronto and Montreal funeral homes
- A meal coordination tool that helps communities show up for grieving families
- A curated list of trusted local caterers and gift vendors
- A platform built to comfort families and bring community together
- A service that remains free for every family, always
Giving back
10% of all sustainer revenue is directed to local Jewish community organisations in Toronto and Montreal. Your support strengthens Neshama and the broader community.
Neshama is here for you either way
Browse obituaries, coordinate meals, find caterers, receive daily digests — all completely free, always.
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