After a successful 15-community pilot, Merkos 302 is launching Kitchen of Kindness globally — giving shluchim a turnkey way to bring communities together through cooking and caring for those in need.

Seven hundred yeshiva students fanned out to 250 locations across six continents this Pesach as part of Merkos Shlichus, leading Seders and bringing Jewish life to places with no permanent infrastructure.

This Thursday, a cohort of Shluchim will be taking part in a hands-on fundraising seminar in Crown Heights. Organized by Merkos 302’s New Shluchim Desk, the full-day workshop aims to empower newer Shluchim with the tools they need to fundraise with confidence and intention as they lay the foundation for their Shlichus.

For the first time, a hands-on workshop tailored for Shluchim in the early stages of developing their mosdos. Held in Crown Heights on Daled Tammuz, the full-day seminar will focus on delivering structure, clarity, and practical tools to help participants grow their Shlichus with focus and confidence.

Earlier this week, 800 young rabbis heading out on Merkos Shlichus around the globe gathered for an in-depth Seminar, receiving guidance from veteran Shluchim and Rabbanim.