A recent report by the Orthodox Union's Center for Communal Research reveals that single Orthodox Jews in the US face significant obstacles in finding a spouse. The study included surveys of over 2,300 single Orthodox Jews and interviews with singles, rabbis, matchmakers, and community leaders. It highlighted the diversity within the community and the need to understand others' values beyond denominational labels. The report also noted gender gaps in religious expectations and challenges faced by ba'alei teshuva and converts. The findings emphasize the importance of creating natural opportunities for singles to meet and the need for a more inclusive environment.