Tomchei Shabbos chapters serve Jewish communities across the United States. Select your chapter to apply for assistance, volunteer, or donate directly to your community.
The Phoenix metro area has seen rapid Jewish community growth, particularly in Scottsdale and North Phoenix. We are in early planning stages and seeking a local chapter coordinator.
Serving the Pico-Robertson, Hancock Park, and Valley Jewish communities with weekly distributions and a robust holiday program.
Covering Miami Beach, Aventura, and Bal Harbour, this chapter serves a large Sephardic and Ashkenazic population with weekly Shabbos and holiday packages.
Toco Hills and Sandy Springs have a vibrant Jewish community that has expressed strong interest in a local Tomchei chapter. This launch is in the early fundraising phase.
Serving the West Rogers Park and Skokie Jewish communities with weekly distributions and a growing emergency assistance program.
Brookline and Newton have a large Jewish population, but no dedicated Tomchei Shabbos presence. We are building relationships with local shuls and community organizations to lay the groundwork.
The Park Heights and Pikesville communities have been requesting a local Tomchei chapter for years. We have identified a volunteer coordinator and warehouse space — this launch is close to ready.
Serving the rapidly growing Lakewood community with weekly Shabbos packages, holiday distributions, and emergency food assistance for families in need.
A growing chapter serving the vibrant Passaic-Clifton community with weekly Shabbos packages and a dedicated elder care delivery program.
One of the largest Tomchei chapters in the country, serving over 600 families every week in Borough Park, Flatbush, Crown Heights, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Dedicated to the Boro Park community, this chapter operates a full weekly distribution and maintains a 24-hour emergency food hotline for families in crisis.
Serving the diverse Jewish community of Flatbush and Midwood, providing Shabbos packages tailored to Sephardic and Ashkenazic families alike.
Covering Monsey, Spring Valley, and New Hempstead, this chapter provides weekly Shabbos support to hundreds of families in Rockland County.
Serving the Jewish communities of Forest Hills, Kew Gardens Hills, and Jamaica Estates with weekly distributions and Yom Tov packages.
Cleveland Heights and University Heights have a growing Orthodox community with limited food assistance infrastructure. A Tomchei chapter here would fill a critical gap.
We are actively expanding to new communities. Apply through the national site and we will do our best to connect you with the nearest available chapter.