Services directory

Jewish end-of-life services, in one place

When a loss comes, there are more decisions than anyone should face alone. This is a directory of the people who help across every part of it, from the funeral and burial to the comfort and affairs that follow, gathered so a family can find them with less searching.

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A place to turn

Care and arrangements

The people who guide the first, hardest decisions and prepare a loved one for burial with dignity.

Funeral Homes19 funeral homesFull-service Jewish funeral homes that handle arrangements, taharah coordination, the service, and burial with knowledge of Jewish law and custom.Chevra Kadisha6 burial societiesThe sacred burial society that performs taharah, the ritual washing and purification, and shmirah, the watching over a loved one until burial.Hospice6 providersEnd-of-life and palliative care that honors Jewish values around comfort, dignity, and the sanctity of life in a person’s final days.Rabbis & Officiants8 rabbis and officiantsRabbis and officiants to lead the funeral, deliver the hesped, and guide a family through the graveside service and the mourning that follows.

Burial and memorial

Where a loved one is laid to rest, the stone that marks the place, and the objects that keep memory close.

Cemeteries9 cemeteriesJewish cemeteries and memorial parks with consecrated ground, where a loved one can be buried among the community according to tradition.Monuments12 monument providersMakers of headstones, matzevot, and memorial markers, including Hebrew lettering and the unveiling that dedicates the stone.Florists5 floristsFlorists for sympathy and shiva. In many Jewish communities flowers are not customary at the funeral, and a donation to a meaningful cause is offered in their place.Judaica & Memorial Products6 providersYahrzeit candles, memorial plaques, Kaddish and mourning books, and Judaica that keeps a loved one’s memory present through the year.

Comfort and affairs

Support through shiva and the year of mourning, and the practical matters an estate leaves behind.

Shiva Caterers4 caterersKosher caterers for the seudat havraah, the meal of consolation, and for the days of shiva when the community gathers to comfort mourners.Grief Counselors9 counselorsBereavement counselors and grief support who accompany mourners through shloshim, the year of Kaddish, and the long road after.Estate & Probate Attorneys8 attorneysAttorneys for wills, probate, and estate administration, including families who wish to weigh civil law alongside halachic inheritance.Financial & Estate Planning4 advisorsAdvisors for estate, inheritance, and financial planning, including charitable giving and the values a family wishes to pass on.

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