Menorahs to take home
We give out menorahs so people can light in their own window every night of Chanukah.
A Mitzvah Tank. Four nights. Every corner we can reach.
We're chasidishe bochurim, teenagers in black hats and short black jackets, who just want to get people to do a mitzvah. So we rent an RV, tape Chanukah signs on both sides, and take it around for four nights of Chanukah, handing out boxes of menorah candles, doughnuts and menorah light to Jews who would never walk into a building to find them. $2,000 covers the whole run: the RV, gas, the signs and printing, the candles and every doughnut we hand out. Anything past the goal goes to the driver and to a fund for students learning Chayenu.
Bochurim in black hats rent an RV, tape signs on both sides, and park outside the pizza shop, the gym and the bus stop, and the light comes to them.
Mivtzoim, one corner at a time. Nothing fancy: a table, a menorah, doughnuts and a Yid who wants to talk.
We give out menorahs so people can light in their own window every night of Chanukah.
Fresh doughnuts for everyone who stops by. Nobody says no to a doughnut, and then we get to talk.
Boxes of candles with a simple guide, so families can light every night of Chanukah, not just the night they met us.
Chanukah is eight nights. We're out with the RV for four of them, Monday through Thursday.
Every dollar goes into the four nights. Here's the full calculation.
Two ways to give: Zelle or cash. Pick whichever is easiest. Every gift, of any size, goes straight into the run.
Send to:
Add "Tank" and your name in the memo so we can thank you properly.
Call or text to arrange a cash gift:
No checks. Cash, Zelle, or flag us down on the street any night we're out.
Covers the RV, the gas, the doughnuts and the candles for one night. We'll put your name or a dedication on that night.
Need a receipt? Put your name in the Zelle memo, or tell us when you give cash, and we'll send one. And if you want to thank the driver, a tip goes straight to him.
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