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The Teaneck Mikvah
The Teaneck Mikvah serves the Teaneck, Bergenfield and New Milford community.
First built in 1973, the Teaneck Mikvah is undergoing a complete renovation and construction project to meet the needs of our growing community. The new, state of the art Mikvah will include 20 preparation rooms, 4 Mikvaot, special handicap accessible facilities, an exclusive preparation room for brides and a new keylim Mikvah.
In the interim, our current Mikvah and Keylim Mikvah are fully operational.
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Eruv Map and Legend Hotline: (201)530-0222
Teaneck, Bergenfield & New Milford Eruv Maps
Note that the Eruv map is from 2001, and the Eruv has been slightly expanded since then in certain areas. For the latest information, contact the Eruv Association (see below) or contact a local rav.
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Teaneck Baby Gemach
Dear All,
As the state of the economy affects those around us, we cannot stand idly by. Hence the Teaneck Baby Gemach was born to assist families in Teaneck and the surrounding area by giving them neccessities that cost a small fortune and thus lightening their burden just a bit. Please note: The Teaneck Baby Gemach is not affiliated with the Passaic Baby Gemach.
If you could be so kind as to add this announcement in your weekly shul bulliten, I would greatly appreciate it:
The Teaneck Baby Gemach has formula, diapers baby food, baby equipment and clothing up to size 4T for
girls and boys. It is open to anyone in Bergen County regardless of financial
status. If you would like to receive items anonymously through the gemach, you
may send an email to jrfleisher@gmail.com with items you need and they will
be put out on the front porch for you to pick up at a designated time. We are
still low on the following items and would appreciate donations of diapers,
specialty formula (Soy, Gentlease, Nutramigen, etc) and regular formula, baby food, onesies, pajamas and
one-piece outfits.
Many thanks for your continued cooperation,
Rachel Fleisher
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