I am currently pursuing a degree in Neuroscience from York University, and plan to graduate by 2026. Currently, my main focus is on my studies, but once a week I volunteer at SickKids Hospital, where I work as a Childlife volunteer in the Cardiology department. As well, I am a volunteer crisis responder at Kids Help Phone. I greatly value middos and mitzvos observance in a person, and expect the same of myself. Doing chesed and volunteer work is very important to me. As well, being involved in the Jewish community is very important to me. I'm involved in Hillel at York University, and I make an effort to attend shiurim or learn on my own, and attend shul on Shabbat and holidays. Family is very important to me, and I am hoping to meet someone who is also close with their family, and who wants to have an open home, in terms of welcoming guests for Shabbos, etc. To me, a meaningful relationship means growing together while still maintaining a strong sense of self, being two whole people who strengthen one another. I don’t expect perfect alignment, but I value someone open to growing religiously and personally as a couple. I’m based in Toronto and plan to stay here for now.
I’m looking for someone who’s emotionally grounded, kind, and thoughtful—someone who values communication, is supportive, calm under pressure, and genuinely invested in building a meaningful life together. Intelligence, emotional maturity, and a steady, outgoing personality are all important to me, especially when paired with sincerity and a good sense of self. I admire people who daven regularly, enjoy learning, and take halacha seriously. I’m looking for someone who is university-educated and values both Torah and professional growth. I hope to build a warm, peaceful, and loving home where both partners contribute, support each other’s goals, and grow together emotionally and spiritually. Family and community involvement matter deeply to me, and I’m drawn to someone who is close with their family, and wants to build a home that is open, welcoming, and rooted in shared values. Age range: 21–25 Religious level: Modern Orthodox Machmir, Shtark (but not Yeshivish), or Yeshivish Currently live in Toronto is preferred.