March Wrap Up!

Some of this months highlights:

What an wonderfully inspiring evening! It was an incredible privilege to honor Dr. David and Jane Kulbersh for all the amazing work they do to support the Jewish Community - and for championing the growth of Jewish Life on Campus! The turnout was impressive, the atmosphere inspired, and the brisket sublime.

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Record Breaking Passover: Over 220 total students attend Chabad Seders!

With over 170 guests joining us for the first night of Passover at our annual mega-Seder, and another 50+ who joined us again for the second Seder - Passover at Chabad at USC was a truly heartwarming experience - full of good food and Jewish Pride! And that's doesn’t even account for the dozens of daily Kosher-for-Passover lunches and dinners serving hundreds of additional meals over the course of the remaining six days of the holiday!

We are deeply grateful to our Matchers - John & Debbie Lowsky and Dr. Jeff & Kay Gross - and the 188 parents, alumni & community members who’s generosity allowed us to meet - and even exceed - our campaign goal!

Thanks to you the Jewish students at USC will continue to have a safe & nurturing place to call home(-away-from-home)!

We are so incredibly grateful!!

Torah study & Mitzvot engagement at Chabad at USC continue to grow, as the B.L.T. (Bagels, Lox & Tefillin) Club and Ladies Lunch ‘n Learn met regularly, and the Sinai Scholars crew dove deep into the study of foundational concepts including the application of ancient Torah wisdom to ultra-modern ethical dilemmas.

Our amazing Israel Fellow - Sharon Talker - continues to bring the exotic tastes, smells and sounds of the Holy-land to our students! This past month she hosted Sabich-making, Shakshuka-tasting and more! And of course - weekly “Cafe Ivrit” Hebrew classes! מדהים!

“From the moment I first walked into Chabad at the University of South Carolina, I immediately felt a strong sense of warmth and hospitality. It quickly became a place where I could meet and connect with so many great people from different grades, backgrounds, and cultures, which made it feel really welcoming. Throughout the year, holidays like Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Purim, and Chanukah were celebrated with tons of fun events, so there was always something going on and never a dull moment (even though I’m still sad I missed an amazing sourdough bake). I also got to be part of the 10-week Sinai Scholars program, where I learned a lot about Jewish history, Morality, Marriage, and important values in Judaism. As I get ready to transfer to the University of Georgia, I know I’m really going to miss the memories, the events, the welcoming environment, and of course, the great food at Chabad of South Carolina.”
- Oren Horack Class of ‘29

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