Offering support and structure to Toronto’s Jewish community in times of loss.
For nearly a century, Warsaw Lodzer Mutual Benefit Society has helped members of the community secure Jewish interment rights and burial plots with dignity, tradition, and peace of mind. Established in 1929, we are proud of our long history of serving Jewish families across the Toronto area.
As cemetery space in Toronto becomes increasingly limited, planning ahead has never been more important — especially for younger families who want to ensure future generations have access to Jewish burial within our community.
We are currently welcoming new members and encouraging the next generation to learn more about the importance of securing interment rights early. By becoming a member, you help preserve an important communal legacy while protecting your family’s future needs.
At Pardes Chaim Cemetary. Established in 2010, Pardes Chaim Cemetery is located at 11818 Bathurst St. in Vaughn. Serving the Jewish community all across the GTA, Pardes Chaim has grounds dedicated for Warsaw Lodzer members.
We believe in building community. Warsaw Lodzer members are welcomed at biannual breakfast meetings to connect with other Jewish people in Toronto, and build strong ties with people who share your values.
Jewish traditions and rituals are a valuable link to our legacy and past. Events can move quickly when we lose a loved one, pre-planning is the best way to maintain tradition, alleviate stress to loved ones and friends, and allow a family to be truly present and together in a time of loss.
End-of-life arrangements are a big responsibility. Pre-planning means letting you and your family grieve and honour your loved ones when it matters most.
Joining Warsaw Lodzer means joining a community of people who share your values.
We negotiate pricing that protects our members from regular price increases.
Toronto is running out of space. Ensure you and your loved ones stay close by.
The Warsaw-Lodzer Mutual Benefit Association is a foundational Jewish fraternal organization established in Toronto in 1929. It was founded by Jewish immigrants arriving from the prominent Polish industrial cities of Warsaw and Łódź.
Offering support and structure to Toronto’s Jewish community in times of loss.