
Rabbi Naftali Rosenfeld z"l
Lost his first wife and four daughters in the Shoah. With his second wife, he opened their door in 1949. He led the home for thirty-five years.
Rabbi Chaim Elazar Rosenfeld leads the home his grandfather founded. The work has grown - four programs, eight hundred children, two offices - but the test has not changed. A girl arrives. She does not yet know if this is safe. The home's job is to answer that question for her, every day, until she stops needing to ask.

Lost his first wife and four daughters in the Shoah. With his second wife, he opened their door in 1949. He led the home for thirty-five years.

Grew the home from one campus to four. Established Girls Town Jerusalem as the flagship. Launched Nivcheret. Still consults daily.

The third generation to keep the door open. Walking the path of his grandfather and his father, he watches over hundreds of girls today - so that each one grows up in a real home, held by a family that will never let go of her hand.