Care packages
Send a taste of home, or let us. We can arrange a care package for your student before finals, a holiday, or just because.
Whether you're thinking about sending your child to Hamilton, already have a student here, or graduated years ago, you're part of this family. Here's how to stay close and reach us any time.
Choosing a college is a big decision, and you want to know your child will be cared for. At Hamilton, Jewish life is real, warm, and consistent. From the first week, there's a Shabbat table, a holiday to come home to, and people who will know your child by name.
Shabbat dinner every Friday night, holidays done right, and an open door the rest of the week. No membership, no pressure, just belonging.
Rabbi Didy and Devorah look out for every student, in the big moments and the quiet ones. Your child is never just a face in the crowd.
Come visit for a Shabbat or a holiday. Call any time. You're always welcome at the Sands Chabad House.
Shabbat dinner in the sukkah, festive services, and luncheons all weekend long. Come celebrate Sukkot with your student and our whole Chabad family. RSVP below so we can set the table for you.
Sending your student to Hamilton means sending them somewhere Jewish life is real and consistent. Chabad is here for the big moments and the small check-ins alike, and so are we, for you.
Send a taste of home, or let us. We can arrange a care package for your student before finals, a holiday, or just because.
Want to know what's coming up so you can check in with your student before Rosh Hashanah, Chanukah, or a big Shabbat? We'll keep you posted.
See something coming up you think your student would love? Let us know and we'll make sure they hear about it directly.
Worried, curious, or just want to know your kid has a place to land? Reach out any time. We mean it.
Chabad of Clinton is funded 100% by private donations from parents, alumni, and friends. Every Shabbat dinner, every holiday, every late-night conversation your student has here is made possible by people who believe in it.
Graduating doesn't end it. Alumni are still part of this family, wherever they land.

Chai means life, and this group is the lifeblood of Chabad. Chai Club members give monthly, starting at just $36, a standing commitment that keeps Shabbat dinners, holidays, and everything else running all year long. Members are recognized on our Honor Wall at the Sands Chabad House.
We host alumni gatherings in NYC and Boston throughout the year, and we're hoping to expand. Want to host one in your city?
More alumni stories live on our homepage. If Chabad of Clinton was part of your Hamilton story, add yours on the About page. See stories →
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