This fall, we've got Shabbat offerings for everyone whether you're in the Amherst area or studying remotely. Check out the descriptions below for all of our offerings and click the photos for registration information!

Wherever you're located, we'd love to provide you with a Shabbox, a kit with some essential, reusable items to brighten your Shabbat celebrations: a challah cover, kiddush cup, and more. Shabboxes will be available to all locations by mail or for pickup in-person in Amherst. Use this form to sign up or click the photo above!
Note: Each student may only order one Shabbox, but local students may order weekly refills on supplies such as challah, grape juice and candles. More info below.

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We'll also be offering Shabbat to-go meals from Kosher Dining Commons and challah, grape juice, and candles for students living locally. If you'd like both a meal and challah, grape juice, and candles, please fill out the Shabbat meal form  or click the photo above to let us know which weeks you'd like them.

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Not interested in a meal, but still interested in challah, grape juice, and candles? No problem - just fill out this Shabbat kit refill form or click the photo above. This is for local students who have already received a Shabbox but would like more weekly supplies. If you are getting a meal, you do not need to order these separately.

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Ruach, our Reform student group, will also be leading virtual services once a month. The next service will be 9/25 at 6:30 pm Eastern. Click here or the photo above to register!

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Our Shabbat services and activities may change from week to week, so it's best to keep an eye on our Facebook and Instagram pages for the most current information. And to keep informed of all events at Hillel, sign up for our News4Jews newsletter HERE!

Curious about Friday nights with Hillel but don't know who to ask? Contact umasshillel@gmail.com for more information!

 Shabbat offerings are complimentary for all UMass Hillel students and made possible by the generous support of donors who contribute to UMass Hillel's Shabbat Fund