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Jewish Pro-Life Foundation
2555 Fairmount Church Rd
Sewickley PA 15143
The Jewish Pro-Life Foundation is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3)
Tax ID 26-1438181.
Read our current IRS classification as a public charity here.
Tax ID 26-1438181.
Read our current IRS classification as a public charity here.
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Cecily Routman is the founder and president of the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation. She opposes abortion homicide in general and among Jews in particular and laments secular policy making in Israel that results in loss of Jewish life and delays the messianic redemption. She envisions a Torah based holy Land of Israel and a world that respects the life of every human being from conception.
Media Inquiries to cecily@jewishprolifefoundation.org
Cecily Receives Sanctity of Life Award
We were warmly welcomed by everyone at the Queens Village Republican Club Lincoln Dinner on March 19, 2023.
JPLF at March for Life 2023 Washington DC
Thank you, Turning Point USA, for creating this attractive flyer to distribute to attendees at the Young Jewish Leadership Summit held on August 11 and 12, 2023, and for giving us the opportunity to educate future Jewish leaders!
Cecily Receives the PA Pro-Life Federation Leadership Award
Cecily had the honor of receiving the PA Pro-Life Federation Leadership Award on October 21, 2022.
JPLF Education at NCJW Rally for Abortion Justice
The Jewish Pro-Life Foundation traveled to Washington DC on May 17, 2022 to educate Jewish pro-abortion attendees at the Jewish Rally for Abortion Justice hosted by the National Council of Jewish Women.
Our group included Jewish life affirming rabbis and friends from New York, South Carolina, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Our compelling signs, posters, and conversation offered the attendees of the rally Torah based images and messaging reflecting the sanctity of human life from conception, the nearly universal prohibition against abortion in Jewish law, cultural and historical reasons to choose lifesaving alternatives to unplanned pregnancy, and healing opportunities for Jewish men and women who suffer after abortion.
We also had the special opportunity to share in detail about our efforts in an interview with Rabbi Chananya Weissman.
