Last Chance – Now It’s Our Turn
Right now, it costs $1.5 million a year to keep Crown Heights Hatzalah operating. And that number is only going up.
Right now, it costs $1.5 million a year to keep Crown Heights Hatzalah operating. And that number is only going up.
A generous anonymous funder has awarded JCCGCI a two-year, $225,000 grant to pilot and administer initiatives across three Mesivtas in Crown Heights.
Crown Heights community leaders, Askonim, activists, Yeshivas, Shuls and moisdos have together launched a massive voter registration drive for the Lubavitcher community in preparation for the upcoming Assembly Democratic primary election.
The Clappy and Frank Show hosted Mrs. Henya Laine, nicknames the “Queen of Crown Heights” on a recent episode of their podcast.
Shabbos at the BESHT: Rabbi Boruch Sholom Jacobson is a shliach to Hunter College in NYC. He will be giving this week’s Shiur on Sefiras Ha’omer – Illuminating our days.
During the visit, Mr. Leviev walked through the Yeshiva’s expanding campus, visiting classrooms. As he passed through the halls, the sound of Torah filled the beautiful newly renovated building.
At a time when so many chassanim rely on guidance during one of the most critical transitions of their lives, Machon Taharas Habayis is calling on Mashpiim, Rabbonim, and devoted Mechanchim who are already guiding Talmidim and alumni, this is a natural next step.
The program featured meaningful father son learning, along with engaging review questions that reinforced the material. Participants were also entered into raffles, adding excitement and encouragement to the learning.
How do they do it? How do they get there so fast in the dead of the night? Are they sitting awake and dressed, waiting at the other end of the phone for the call? As a matter of fact, the answer is, “Yes!”
Both streets serve as key cycling corridors, with Bergen Street running westbound and Dean Street running eastbound between East New York Avenue in Ocean Hill and Court Street in Cobble Hill.
Realizing its vitality to the Crown Heights community, in a beautiful show of unity, many local businesses have stepped up as corporate sponsors to support Hatzalah of Crown Heights.
It is set to be an uplifting morning that celebrates the strength of our community and the profound ways we carry each other with kindness in times of crisis.
Whether it’s a packed Shabbaton, a late night arrival, or a quick family visit to Crown Heights, one thing remains constant in the background — Hatzalah is on call, ready to respond.
With streets closed and the venue filled to capacity, the Crown Heights Jewish Community Council (CHJCC) Legislative Brunch on Sunday turned into a high-powered display of political unity, community advocacy, and unmistakable energy.
With Lag B’Omer just days away, the local schools are sharpening their parading skills with marching bands, taking to the streets and setting the stage for a banging Lag B’Omer.
The FDNY responded to reports of a fire on Union Street on Sunday morning and arrived to find flames billowing from the first-floor windows.
A new face is entering the race for Congress in Brooklyn’s 9th District, and his connection to Chabad is growing through his roots in Crown Heights.