Rebbetzin Rivkah Weinberg, also known as Rivka Weinberg, was a prominent figure in Orthodox Jewish outreach and education, best known as the devoted wife and co-founder supporter of Rabbi Noach Weinberg, who established Aish HaTorah in 1974. Born in the United States to an Ashkenazi Jewish family, she married Rabbi Weinberg and played a crucial role in the organization's early development, particularly in Jerusalem, Israel, where Aish HaTorah is headquartered. Her efforts were instrumental in creating programs tailored for women, fostering family initiatives, and promoting Jewish heritage among secular Jews. As a Rebbetzin, she embodied traditional values while adapting them to modern outreach, helping to build Aish HaTorah into a global network with branches worldwide. Throughout her life, she exemplified the archetype of a rebbetzin—supporting her husband's visionary work while raising a family that included several children involved in Jewish education and outreach. She was known for her warmth, resilience, wisdom, and commitment to Jewish values, often hosting seminars, classes, and counseling individuals drawn to Aish HaTorah's programs. Her contributions focused on developing women's programs, fostering family-oriented initiatives, and providing emotional and logistical support to the burgeoning movement in the 1970s and beyond. She was instrumental in creating a welcoming environment for women and families within the outreach efforts, emphasizing practical Judaism, personal growth, spiritual growth, family strengthening, and community building. Widowed after Rabbi Noach's death in 2009, she continued to be a matriarchal figure in the organization until her passing on March 17, 2015. Her legacy endures through Aish HaTorah's global network, which credits her foundational support in building a sustainable model for Jewish renewal. She is honored within Orthodox communities for bridging tradition and contemporary life and for highlighting the importance of gender-specific programming in religious revival.