What to Do with an Old or Passul Sefer Torah – Nationwide Shaimos Services

When a Sefer Torah becomes passul (invalid) due to damage, fading ink, or missing letters, many communities are left asking the same question: what do we do with an old Torah scroll?

Unlike books or papers, a Sefer Torah contains the holiest words in Judaism and must be treated with the utmost respect. Throwing it away is never an option. Instead, halacha requires that it be placed in shaimos (genizah) a respectful resting place for Torah scrolls and other sacred writings.

Nationwide Help for Sefer Torah Shaimos

Handling a Sefer Torah for shaimos requires expertise and sensitivity. That’s where we come in.

• We arrange Sefer Torah shaimos services anywhere in the United States.

• We provide proper pickup, transport, and halachic burial solutions for old Torah scrolls.

• We work with shuls, schools, and individuals to ensure every Torah is treated with the kavod it deserves.

  
  

Whether you are a small synagogue with one passul Torah, or a large community with multiple scrolls in storage, our team makes the process simple, respectful, and fully compliant with halacha.Contact Us TodayIf you’re searching for:What to do with an old Sefer TorahHow to dispose of a Torah scroll properlyWhere to find Sefer Torah shaimos services near me—you’re in the right place.