We’re coming together as a community here in Madison on January 19 to celebrate Jewish light and love, spreading joy for who we are. Join us as we set the table for the largest Shabbat dinner celebration in North American history by bringing together your family, friends, and neighbors for this national happening. Cook a meal, host a potluck, or order takeout.
How are you spreading the love on this historic Shabbat?
Register your Shabbat of Love to ensure your participation is recorded nationally. The first 1,000 people to register will receive an $18 gift card to ModernTribe. The next 500 registered people will receive a special edition Shabbat of Love challah cover from Oneg.
Register for Shabbat of Love, learn more & see resources >
Request To Host Others or Be Hosted in Madison
Are you interested in inviting someone in the community to your Shabbat of Love who needs a place to go, or do you need a place to go and would like an invitation to someone's home? Fill out the quick application (link below), and we'll match you with a community member who would like to host or be hosted.
Apply for Shabbat of Love Microgrant
Host your own Shabbat of Love dinner with family and friends, and we’ll reimburse you up to $100 of the expenses to feed and celebrate with your guests. Fill out the quick application (link below).
Apply for a microgrant or to be matched for hosting by Tuesday, January 16.
Apply for Microgrant or Hosting >
If you're a PJ Library subscriber, we encourage you to apply for Shabbat of Love hosting reimbursement through that program instead so we can maximize spreading the love. Check your recent PJ Library Madison email newsletter for instructions, or apply here >
Shabbat of Love Events We're Hosting in Madison
All events are free and made possible by generous funding from Jewish Federations of North America.
Post a Photo
Spread the love by posting a photo of your Shabbat of Love event on your social media channels with the #ShabbatofLove and tag us as @jewishmadison.
Sponsor: Jewish Federation of Madison and Jewish Federations of North America