About
Who We Are is really simple: A 100% non-judgmental place open to everyone.
From philosophical debate to homemade food, from hanging out with fellow Jews to learning what being really Jewish means and everything in between, that’s what we are about. So if you ever need anything or just want a place to hang out come on by.
Chabad is a Jewish movement with over 4,000 emissaries around the globe and over 200 branches on college campuses, Chabad is the largest Jewish outreach organization in the world today.
Chabad Is...
A home away from home where all are welcome
A community where every Jew is family
A place filled with inspiration, guidance and learning
A student organization at RIT that provides religious, educational, social, and recreational programming for the community of Jewish students and faculty.
A place where students socialize in a comfortable home-like setting with great friends, amazing food and stimulating discussions.
A forum where you can question your faith and not be afraid of judgment.
A haven to run to when you’re stressed or lonely and need a true friend.
A center for prayer and study, where you can gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of your Jewish heritage.
An environment where being Jewish is fun and inviting.
A branch of an organization that has gained national prominence as one of the fastest growing and most vibrant, innovative and all-inclusive organizations for Jewish college students in this country.
Our Vision
Chabad at RIT is a home where Judaism becomes alive, current and exciting. All Jews are welcome, no matter the affiliation, denomination or lifestyle. Our vision is to open our doors to Jews of all backgrounds and to infuse the next generation of leaders with Jewish pride, internalizing all they learn and experience in order to lead meaningful lives.
Go to www.chabad.org to learn more about Chabad international, and to www.chabad.edu to find out more about Chabad Houses on campus worldwide.
Inspired by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, of blessed memory. For a glimpse into the Rebbe, click on www.therebbe.org.