Jewish Giving That Reaches the Whole Jewish World
Most Jewish charity is local — your shul, your community, your city. DollarDaily adds the missing layer: a daily gift that travels. One day your dollar supports a Jewish community in Uganda; the next, a campus in New Jersey; the day after, a town in Israel's south.
It's Jewish giving arranged like the Jewish people actually live — everywhere, connected, one day at a time.
One people, 365 days
The recipient calendar assigns every day of the year to a different Jewish community, sourced from fund requests submitted by Chabad shluchim serving those places. Ahavas Yisroel becomes a schedule: today this community, tomorrow that one, until the year has touched the whole map.
Transparent from dollar to destination
Every day's recipient is public. Every dollar is receipted. The impact map shows every community reached, and the weekly IllumiNations newsletter tells their stories in their own words. Jewish giving deserves that kind of openness.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of charity is DollarDaily?
A daily-giving movement supporting Jewish communities worldwide through Chabad shluchim — funded by thousands of $1-a-day pledges, distributed to a different community every day.
Which communities are supported?
Hundreds of Jewish communities across dozens of countries — Chabad houses, schools, mikvahs and community projects. The impact map and recipient calendar list them all.
How do I start giving?
Join with a $1-a-day pledge from the Give page — it takes about a minute. One-time gifts are welcome too.
How do communities get chosen?
Shluchim apply through the fund-request process; approved requests are scheduled onto the recipient calendar so the year of giving spreads across the whole Jewish world.
Ready to give a dollar a day?
Join thousands of daily givers reaching a different Jewish community every single day of the year.