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Let’s face it, we all have obligations in our lives, and while we appreciate the importance of giving tzedakah and supporting Chabad, it doesn’t always happen despite our good intentions. The beauty of Dollar Daily is that it costs less than your morning cup of coffee and once you sign up, tzedakah is part of your day, every day. Best of all, by pooling the contributions of the entire DollarDaily community, your contribution becomes even more meaningful and will have a significant impact on the life of that day’s chosen beneficiary.
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Join UsWhile being a shaliach is incredibly rewarding, it isn't always easy, and contrary to popular belief, Chabad houses are FULLY self-supporting, and shluchim receive extremely limited funding and NO salaries. In addition to being far from home and doing without the conveniences of living in an established Jewish community, shluchim rely solely on donations to cover their operational costs, and many face personal hardships, which is what DailyDollar is all about. Most of us won’t miss having one less dollar in our wallets at the end of the day, and by joining the DollarDaily, we can partner with our shluchim in all that they do. Think of your contribution as a daily pat on the back to our shluchim, but we are right there in the trenches with them.
Join UsDollar Daily is so much more than just a fundraising platform. Sure, we are honored to be able to help Chabad shluchim all over the world with their personal finances, but Dollar Daily is all about being there for each other and appreciating that when we work together, our small contributions can actually have a huge impact.
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IllumiNations is more than just a book; it's a collection of captivating stories that aim to ignite and inspire. It beautifully highlights the global return of Jews to their spiritual roots, a journey led by dedicated Chabad shluchim who work tirelessly to bring the Lubavticher Rebbe’s visionary message to life. Inside, you'll find a unique set of stories, some of which have graced the pages of the weekly newsletter 'IllumiNations,' already captivating readers far and wide. Alongside these are previously unreleased tales and details, making each page a new discovery. With intriguing facts, a stylish magazine-style layout, and vibrant, full-color illustrations, IllumiNations takes you on a journey through over 250 narratives, spanning the globe from Alaska to Australia, California to Johannesburg, and beyond. These stories range from heart-wrenching accounts of the Ukrainian conflict to powerful tales illustrating the impact of a single mitzvah. In every story, you'll feel the deep theme of a Jewish soul finding its way home, one at a time, guided by the extraordinary individuals we call shluchim. IllumiNations offers an unparalleled journey of inspiration.
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Rabbi Hersh and Fraidy Loschak, Chabad at Rowan University, Glassboro, NJHow Rowan is Growin’By: Chaya ChazanI grew up in a shlichus household in beautiful S Barbara, California. It’s hard to remember a time when my house wasn’t hosting a revolving clientele of visitors and guests. Students from the nearby community college often dropped by as well, so I got to know the “college lingo.”My wife and I were open to lots of different options, but soon faced a challenge unique to young, newer shluchim: without a family “in,” we’d be unlikely t...
Rabbi Benny and Sonia Hershcovich, Chabad of Los Cabos, Cabo San Lucas, MexicoSunlit Shores & Sacred Spaces Part 2By: Chaya Chazan Those first years of shlichus were brutal. We questioned ourselves every day. Are we accomplishing anything here? Is it worth what we’ve given up? We decided to take it day by day. Cabo was an up-and-coming vacation destination. Surely by the time our son was old enough, there’d be enough children around to begin a proper school. That didn’t happen, and by that time, we had more children of our own to worry abo...
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