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Support Shluchim Around the World — One Dollar at a Time

Thousands of Chabad shluchim and shluchos serve Jewish communities in places with no wealthy donor base — small towns, college campuses, far-flung countries. They give everything; fundraising is the part that keeps them up at night.

DollarDaily exists so that supporting shluchim doesn't depend on knowing one personally. Your dollar a day joins a worldwide pool, and every single day that pool goes to a different shliach's community.

Reviewed and updated July 26, 2026 by the DollarDaily team.

Real daily giving, publicly tracked

These live figures come from DollarDaily's recipient and donation records. The calendar names each day's community, and the impact map shows where the giving has reached.

983

Communities supported

53

Countries reached

1,810

Days of giving

$1,075,966

Raised together

How DollarDaily works

1

Choose a daily gift

Start with $1 a day, billed simply each month or year.

Choose your gift
2

One community receives the day

The pooled daily gifts support a named Chabad House or Jewish community.

View today’s recipient

What a day of DollarDaily means for a shliach

When a Chabad house is featured, it receives that day's entire pooled amount — often the equivalent of dozens of local donors appearing in a single day. For a shliach in a small community, that day can fund a month of programming, a holiday campaign, or repairs the local budget could never cover.

Just as important: every featured shliach knows that daily givers around the world chose to stand with their corner of shlichus that day. The IllumiNations stories we publish each week come straight from those communities.

Every emissary family, everywhere

From Anchorage to Ashkelon, Cape Town to Cluj-Napoca — the recipient calendar deliberately reaches Chabad emissaries the spotlight usually misses. Browse the impact map and you'll find communities on every inhabited continent.

Support that follows a real request

A featured community begins with a fund request from a Shliach. The application explains the organization, the people it serves and the need the grant will address. Approved requests are then placed on the recipient calendar.

This process keeps the giving personal without limiting donors to the few Shluchim they already know. Every day introduces another community and another reason to participate.

More than a transaction

The daily grant is financial help, but the public recognition matters too. A featured Shliach sees a worldwide group of donors stand behind the work for that day, while donors learn what Jewish life looks like in communities large and small.

IllumiNations extends that relationship by publishing recipient stories that show the work, challenges and people behind the calendar.

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Frequently asked questions

How does my donation reach the shluchim?

Each day's pooled donations go to that day's featured Chabad house, chosen through a fund-request process. The recipient calendar names every day's recipient publicly.

Can I support a specific shliach?

The daily pool always goes to the day's featured community, but you can dedicate a day in honor or memory of someone, and shluchim you know can apply for their own day through the Request Funds page.

How much of my gift reaches the community?

DollarDaily is built to keep overhead minimal so the daily pool goes to the featured community. Every donation is receipted and the calendar shows exactly where each day went.

I'm a shliach — how do I apply?

Use the Request Funds page to apply for a day on the recipient calendar. Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis.

How are Shluchim selected for support?

Shluchim submit fund requests with their organization details and current need. DollarDaily reviews approved requests and schedules recipients on the public calendar.

Can I see the communities already supported?

Yes. The impact map shows communities reached, and the recipient calendar records the daily schedule.

Ready to give a dollar a day?

Join the DollarDaily community and reach a different Jewish community every single day of the year.