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COVID-19 INFORMATION
As the world is experiencing a time of such uncertainty, there is much fear and concern about this state of instability.
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The one thing we can guarantee is that Chabad UW will continue to be here for you every single day, sharing light, love, and community.
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Please see below for a list of our online programs, activities, and events.
NEW RSVP SYSTEM
NEW Chabad UW RSVP System
Text "Husky" to 206-401-7708 to join our RSVP system for all events.
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Sign up only once and with one word you will be able to RSVP for Shabbat-2-go, Matzah ball soup delivery, ChaBBQ, MEzuzah, classes and social events!
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WORRIER TO WARRIOR
NEW! Coming this all.
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Find out why - and stand up for your positive emotions in six sessions.
CHALLAH?
Are you local? Reach out for a delicious Challah and some Shabbat dinner food.
SECURITY
Chabad UW is offering a FREE Mezuzah to all Huskies.
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We will send you the Mezuzah and help you put it up (via video call)
JEWISH EDUCATION
One-on-one. Weekly classes. The list is endless! Even during Quarantine - we do Zoom ;)
Join any one of these amazing study sessions to grow your Jewish knowledge.
FOLLOW US!
Follow us in order to stay up to date!
CHABAD CARES
Chabad UW is unleashing a bold new initiative, CHABAD CARES, a robust and relevant mission that allows the Chabad to remain close to you and to give you positive Jewish experiences, even if we must keep physically distant.
COOKING DEMO
Want to learn Miriam's secret recipes and tricks?
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A series of interactive cooking demos.
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Every Thursday.
SHABBAT-2-GO!
Not just Challah!
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Order your Shabbat-2-Go!
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A favorite for #JewishHuskies.
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"It reminds me of what life used to be like with the delicious Shabbat Dinners at Chabad!
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As always, thanks to generous parents and donors, it is FREE for students.
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JEWISH GIRLS CLUB!
Jewish Girls Club is active!
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Stay tuned for more events!
SINAI SCHOLARS
Judaism comes to campus!
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The learning experience at Sinai Scholars—both within and outside of the classroom—draws you into the pure pleasure of Torah study. More than inspiring and thoughtful, it is also fun.
