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Dedication Opportunities

Dedications in honor of someone important in your life is an excellent means of supporting NJOP’s vital work. Below are some suggested donation opportunities that NJOP is looking to fulfill.

Jewish Treats: Dedicate a dose of “Juicy Bits of Judaism, Daily”

Jewish Treats is the Social Media Arm of NJOP. Your tax-deductible gift will help us continue to share interesting and enjoyable observations about Judaism, which we like to call “Juicy Bits of Judaism”.

Share the beauty of Jewish life by sponsoring Jewish Treats on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.

Make a Pledge to Help Jewish Treats

Multimedia Crash Course In Jewish History (CCJH)

Bring Jewish history to life in a whole new way. Help NJOP create a digital version of the CCJH.

Make a Pledge to Help Create a Multimedia Jewish History Course

Jewish Treats Holiday eGuides

Enable NJOP to continue enhancing the celebration of the Jewish festivals by extending our line of Jewish Treats holiday eGuides.

Make a Pledge to Help Create a Holiday eGuide

Reishith Binah

Dedicate a printing (1,500 copies) of Reishith Binah, NJOP’s free, widely-acclaimed Hebrew Reading primer used in conjunction with the Hebrew Reading Crash Course.

Make a Pledge to Help Print Hebrew Reading Materials

Special Edition Mini-Reishith Binah Booklets

Facilitate the printing of 10,000 copies of a special edition of the mini-Reishith Binah that will include either a selection of High Holiday prayers or the Mourners Kaddish.

Make a Pledge to Help Print Mini-Reishith Binah Booklets

Rabbi Buchwald’s Weekly Video on YouTube

Sponsor NJOP’s Director Rabbi Buchwald as he shares fascinating insights connecting Jewish life with contemporary and timely topics.

Make a Pledge to Support Rabbi Buchwald's Weekly Video

Hebrew Reading App

Sponsor the development of NJOP’s Hebrew Reading App, and enable students to learn Hebrew at their own pace.

Make a Pledge to Help Develop NJOP Hebrew Reading App

Social Media Posters and Videos

Enable NJOP to create more inspiring virtual posters and videos to be shared on Pinterest, Facebook, and Twitter. These Jewish-themed graphics and videos generate thousands of shares, while instilling Jewish pride and spreading both inspiration and the Jewish Treats brand.

Make a Pledge to Help Create Digital Posters and Videos

To discuss these or any other sponsorship opportunities, contact Larry Greenman at 646-871-0113 or [email protected].

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NJOP

NJOP Blogs

Browse our archive of NJOP collections and posts.

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Shavuot Prep 101 Web Series

Shavuot Prep 101

Web Series

Welcome to NJOP’s Shavuot Prep web series featuring Rabbi Ephraim Z. Buchwald, Founder and Director of NJOP, has created four short webisodes discussing important topics for the Shavuot holiday. You can find them listed below.

Why do we celebrate Shavuot?

Eating Dairy and Torah Learning

The Book of Ruth

Accepting the Torah

Shavuot

The Festival of Weeks, Holiday of the First Fruit, Time of the Giving of the Torah – the many names of Shavuot describe it well.

Learn more

Shavuot Essentials

Browse our collection of Jewish Treats on Shavuot, find recipes and learn about the holiday of many names.

Resources

Read or download our guide to the Ten Commandments, watch videos and discover Shavuot resources.

Articles

Browse our collection of Shuvuot Jewish Treats, filled with interesting stories and articles about Shavout.

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Jewish Treats

New blog posts each weekday sharing interesting and enjoyable observations about Judaism, called “Juicy Bits of Judaism.” These bite-sized facts and actions are easy to digest and are a great way to make a daily connection to Judaism in about two minutes.

Explore the world Jewishly with these enticing tidbits of fun Jewish news, pop culture, history, factoids and surprising snippets of knowledge daily.