About Canopy
Facilitating shidduchim is not a niche cause, but an urgent need that affects nearly every frum family at some point. For individuals waiting to get married, the shidduch process may be exceedingly lonely and humbling.
Canopy responds to that critical need — not only to make shidduchim, but to do it in a refined, sensitive, and efficient way. None offers the unique mix of features that we do: privacy, autonomy, efficiency, and a 1:1 ratio of men to women.
צורך
ציבור
A communal obligation
Our Mission
To facilitate shidduchim in order to preserve and strengthen the frum community.
Our Vision
To develop a refined shidduch system that protects and respects daters, and streamlines the process for both daters and shadchanim.
Who We Are
President, Founder
A native of Riverdale, NY, Malka volunteered as a shadchan on a frum dating website in the past. She is passionate about shidduchim and has been successful in making two matches. Malka is a graduate of Manhattan High School for Girls & has a J.D. from Columbia Law School. She works as a banking & fintech attorney at the law firm of Morrison & Foerster.
Treasurer
Nechama and her husband are very active in facilitating shidduchim and frequently host shabbatons and other get-togethers. Nechama is currently a Vice President with Macquarie’s Principal Finance group, and continues to prioritize making shidduchim.
Director of Operations
Bonnie is the founder of the shidduch initiative, Strike A Match, a weekly Zoom call for daters to network with multiple shadchanim. She is also a practicing Registered Dietitian. She brings her personable touch, creative flair, and excitement to the dating world, one match at a time.
Corporate Secretary
Tamara is regularly involved in making shidduchim. In addition to being a practicing kallah teacher, a certified teacher mentor, and a graduate of Prizmah’s You Lead leadership program, she has a master’s in English from Queens College, and currently teaches at Shulamith High School for Girls.
Join daters and matchers who are already experiencing a shidduch process built on dignity, privacy, and real human connection.