The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh announced that a $6.3 million fund established in the wake of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre will be divided primarily among the families of the dead and survivors of the worst attack on Jews in U.S. history.

The federation had set up a “Victims of Terror Fund” after the Oct. 27 attack at Tree of Life synagogue that killed 11 and sounded seven. The fund took in donations from more than 8,500 people, companies and organizations in 48 states and eight countries. A portion of the money will fund repairs to the heavily damaged synagogue.