As we prepare for the High Holidays this year, once again we look forward to providing High Holiday services that are free and open to all as well as sharing the unique Mitzvos of each holiday (Shofar on Rosh Hashanah and the Lulav & Esrog on Sukkos) with as many Jews as possible including those who are in the hospital, an old age home or homebound. 

The Chabad Jewish Center was founded on the principles of our mentor, the Lubavitcher Rebbe of blessed memory. He believed that Judaism is the birthright of every Jew and should be accessible to everyone regardless of one's background, affiliation, or education. Our programs and services are inclusive, and no one is ever turned away.  

We cherish the privilege of sharing our rich Jewish heritage with as many Jews as possible. We are certain you do as well. Please consider this opportunity to give the gift of our Jewish tradition and help those in need during this special time of year.

Please take a moment, to support a visible symbol of Jewish life especially during these difficult times. Please make a generous contribution. Click here to donate.

Your gift is greatly appreciated. You will be helping the needy and offering support and comfort to the indigent. It will yield everlasting returns, children and adults engaged in meaningful Jewish experiences today, ensuring a Jewish tomorrow.

Thank you very much for your support.

May you and your family be blessed with a Shanah Tovah - a happy, healthy, and sweet New Year. 

Rabbi Mendy & Chanie Krinsky