The world is watching you. Make a Kiddush Hashem.
Representing the Jewish People
Living Kiddush Hashem was founded with the goal of imbuing every Jew with a powerful sense of mission — the mission to be mekadeish sheim shomayim in his or her own unique way.
We accomplish this by raising awareness of the paramount importance of the mitzvah of Kiddush Hashem and its centrality in everything we do.


Every interaction we have is a golden opportunity to inspire those around us.
Make a Kiddush Hashem — sanctify God’s name.
והיא ממש חובת השעה
Leadership


Rabbi Shraga Freedman
Rabbi Shraga Freedman, influenced by his Mashgiach Harav Matisyahu Solomon Shlita, authored Living Kiddush Hashem - a guide to the mitzvah and mission of Kiddush Hashem published by ArtScroll/ Mesorah - and the Hebrew sefer Mekadshei Shemecha, a comprehensive work on the hashkafos of Kiddush Hashem. Rabbi Freedman has made spreading Kiddush Hashem awareness his life goal and authored a biweekly column in Yated Ne’eman for several years and developed an extensive Living Kiddush Hashem curriculum with Torah Umesorah. Rabbi Freedman has been in education and school administration for the last 20 years in both high school and elementary levels.


Rabbi Shabsey Gartner
Shabsey Gartner founded the Heritage House in Jerusalem over 40 years ago with Rabbi Meir Schuster, under the guidance of R’ Noach Weinberg. As a graduate of SUNY with a BA in accounting, Shabsey developed a very successful apparel company, Brisco Brands, over the past 25 years. As a political askan in Toms River, New Jersey, he has become the lay leader of the Jewish community, working with local, State and Federal politicians. As our trailblazer, Shabsey has unified our efforts to bring Living Kiddush Hashem to every Jew worldwide.


Marc Firestone
Marc Firestone is a graduate of California State University Northridge and has worked in financial services for over 40 years in different capacities. Learning and leading with Aish HaTorah for over 30 years as a major lay leader, he was heavily influenced personally by R’ Noach Weinberg. This influence inspired him to develop and teach such programs as “User Friendly Judaism”, “Date Happy,” “The 25 Principles of Marriage,” “One Mishneh a Day Pirkei Avos initiative,” “The Juggler Time Blueprint.” He also helped in the branding of Project Inspire. Seeing the potential impact of Torah Jews on the world, Marc became focused on the importance of making Kiddush HaShem a prominent part of our everyday thinking and behavior.
Rabbi Shraga Freedman, influenced by his Mashgiach Harav Matisyahu Solomon Shlita, authored Living Kiddush Hashem - a guide to the mitzvah and mission of Kiddush Hashem published by ArtScroll/ Mesorah - and the Hebrew sefer Mekadshei Shemecha, a comprehensive work on the hashkafos of Kiddush Hashem. Rabbi Freedman has made spreading Kiddush Hashem awareness his life goal and authored a biweekly column in Yated Ne’eman for several years and developed an extensive Living Kiddush Hashem curriculum with Torah Umesorah. Rabbi Freedman has been in education and school administration for the last 20 years in both high school and elementary levels.