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Staff Head Out To Lead Shabbos Tzuzamen’s in 110 Locations Worldwide



The Shabbos young shluchim have been waiting for is finally here. This week for boys, and next week for girls, simultaneous Shabbatons will be held around the globe. Hosted by local Shluchim, with resources provided by MyShliach at Merkos 302, the Shabbatons will unite Yaldei Hashluchim with peers in their regions. Click To See Complete List Of Locations


On the average Shabbos, a young shliach or shlucha may be expected to entertain guests, help set the table hosting guests from all walks of life, and generally be a living example of how a young Jewish child behaves, demonstrating the beauty of Jewish life to community members, while their closest friends and extended family do the same, but miles away.


Once a year, Shabbos Tzuzamen provides Yaldei Hashluchim with a break from this routine, with a shabbos for young shluchim to celebrate together with their friends in the region. 110 Shabbatons will take place across the globe, each hosting shluchim kids from across their region. A shabbos like no other, with volunteer counselors flown in from New York or elsewhere, this Shabbos promises a vibrant camp atmosphere, in the middle of the year.


Director of MyShliach at Merkos 302, Rabbi Mendy Shanowitz looks forward to a memorable Shabbos Tzuzamen "We are thrilled to have this incredible event expand to 110 locations worldwide, including far-flung places like Thailand and Panama. This Shabbos will remind young shluchim that their family is global – no matter where you are, you’re always part of something bigger,” he says.


A curated box of custom resources will be delivered to each host Chabad House, ensuring the kids visiting have the time of their life, with games, inspiring farbrengens, and bonding activities. Children across the world will have the same experience, united both with their local like-minded Yaldei Hashluchim, and those around the globe.


Enriching the Shabbos experience in many locations will be dedicated volunteer counselors, traveling from their respective yeshivas to the simultaneous Shabbatons worldwide. “Having energetic chassidishe counselors arrive in town to help the local shluchim run the shabbaton, ensures the program runs smoothly, and invigorates the weekend with chassidishe role models for the young shluchim to look up to,” says Rabbi Yossi Elberg, MyShliach program director at Merkos 302.


The MyShliach online portal, home to its extensive programming throughout the year, will play an interactive role in the Shabbaton experience. Yaldei Hashluchim can log in to see who else in their region will be attending their Shabbaton, and they can answer a special riddle for a chance to earn MyShliach dollars as part of the program’s reward system.


“The Rebbe’s extraordinary care for each young Shliach lies at the core of everything we do at MyShliach,” says Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky, Executive Director of Merkos 302 and Chairman of MyShliach. “These Shabbatons bring that vision to life—giving Yaldei Hashluchim the chance to bond, deepen their sense of purpose, and realize they carry the Rebbe’s legacy wherever they go.”


This week’s Shabbos Tzuzamen for boys is directed by Shmuly Simpson, with Rabbi Dudi Ashkenazi serving as the boys' Tzuzamen staff coordinator. Next week’s Shabbos Tzuzamen for girls will be directed by Mrs Tehilla Deitsch. The Shabbos Tzuzamen resource box has been masterfully designed by Ms. Risa Brikman.


USA & Canada locations for Boys

Carlsbad, CA, hosted by the Eilfort family

San Diego, CA, hosted by the Carlebach family

Vacaville, CA, hosted by the Zaklos family

Longmont, CO, hosted by the Borenstein family

Washington, DC, hosted by the Hecht family

Fleming Island, FL, hosted by the Feldman family

Riverview, FL, hosted by the Rubashkin family

Atlanta, GA, hosted by the Lipskier family

Metairie, LA, hosted by the Nemes family

Boston, MA, hosted by the Rodkin family

West Saint Paul, MN, hosted by the Feller family

Las Vegas, NV, hosted by the Blasberg family

Florence, NJ, hosted by the Wilhelm family

Robbinsville, NJ, hosted by the Chaiton family

Woodstock, NY, hosted by the Karczag family

Flushing, NY, hosted by the Wertheimer family

Ithaca, NY, hosted by the Birk family

Rochester, NY, hosted by the Vogel family

Beachwood, OH, hosted by the Marozov family

Lyndhurst, OH, hosted by the Freedman family

Oxford, OH, hosted by the Greenberg family

Salem, OR, hosted by the Perlstein family

San Marcos, TX, hosted by the Weingarten family

Park City, UT, hosted by the Steiger family

Manchester, VT, hosted by the Andrusier family

Mountain View, CA, hosted by the Rosenblat family

Miami, FL, hosted by the Kievman family

Tallahassee, FL, hosted by the Oirechman family

Chesterfield, MO, hosted by the Rubenfeld family

Staten Island, NY, hosted by the Katzman family

Norfolk, VA, hosted by the Brashevitzky family

Cascais, Portugal, hosted by the Rosenfeld family

Victoria, BC, Canada, hosted by the Kaplan family

Montreal West, QC, Canada, hosted by the Marlow family

Regina, SK, Canada, hosted by the Simmonds family

Winnipeg, MB, Canada, hosted by the Heidingsfeld family

International Locations for Boys

Oxford, England, hosted by the Brackman family

Drancy, France, hosted by the Nisilevitch family

Cape Town, South Africa, hosted by the Goldman family

Sandton, South Africa, hosted by the Goldman family



Hebrew Locations for Boys

Adi, Israel, hosted by the Wolff family

Cyprus, hosted by the Baitz family

Chabad Nuernberg, hosted by the Chitrik family

Chabad Yavneh, hosted by the Ida family

Chabad of Debrecen, hosted by the Faigen family

Chabad Panama City, hosted by the Karniel family

Chabad of Dnepro, hosted by the Weber family

Chabad Sucy, hosted by the Sudry family

Beth Loubavitch SQY, hosted by the Nisenbaum family

Chabada Mandelieu, hosted by the Kiel family

Beth Loubavitch Loiret, hosted by the Engelberg family

חב"ד לב מוצקין , hosted by the Rosenberg family

Chabad of Thailand, hosted by the Hadad family

Chabad Longjumeau, hosted by the Celnik family

Chabad of Sceaux, hosted by the Mimoun family

Lehaim Torcy, hosted by the Laloum family


USA Locations for Girls

Flagstaff, AZ, hosted by the Shapiro family

Little Rock, AR, hosted by the Pape family

San Diego, CA, hosted by the Eber family

Westminster, CO, hosted by the Brackman family

Greenwich, CT, hosted by the Feldman family

Lakeland, FL, hosted by the Lazaros family

S. Augustine, FL, hosted by the Vogel family

Chicago, IL, hosted by the Moscowitz family

Leawood, KS, hosted by the Wineberg family

Prospect, KY, hosted by the Susman family

Metairie, LA, hosted by the Nemes family

Brighton, MA, hosted by the Ciment family

Chevy Chase, MD, hosted by the Minkowitz family

Olney, MD, hosted by the Stolik family

West Saint Paul, MN, hosted by the Feller family

Omaha, NE, hosted by the Tenenbaum family

Las Vegas, NV, hosted by the Shuchat family

Hoboken, NJ, hosted by the Schapiro family

Poughkeepsie, NY, hosted by the Sanoff family

Albany, NY, hosted by the Rubin family

Saratoga Springs, NY, hosted by the Rubin family

Charlotte, NC, hosted by the Levin family

Westlake, OH, hosted by the Jacobs family

Portland, OR, hosted by the Bialo family

Mount Pleasant, SC, hosted by the Refson family

Brattleboro, VT, hosted by the Raskin family

Tacoma, WA, hosted by the Kesselman family

International Locations for Girls

Trevallyn, Australia, hosted by the Gordon family

Copenhagen, Denmark, hosted by the Loewenthal family

Leicester, England, hosted by the Pink family

Drancy, France, hosted by the Nisilevitch family

Luzern, Switzerland, hosted by the Drukman family


Hebrew Locations for Girls

Chabad Vienna, hosted by the Segal family

Beth Loubavitch 19eme Nord, hosted by the Ouaki family

Chabad Nurnberg, hosted by the Chitrik family

חב"ד לב מוצקין , hosted by the Rosenberg family

Chabad of Yavne, hosted by the Ida family

Chabad Lehaim Torcy, hosted by the Laloum family

Chabad Cyprus, hosted by the Baitz family

Chabad Thailand, hosted by the Hadad family

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