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"Chabad" is a Hebrew acronym for "Wisdom, Understanding and Knowledge" Lubavitch is the town in White Russia where the movement was based. The Russian word "Lubavitch" means "brotherly love," emblematic of the love and dedication that Chabad- and its emissaries worldwide.

The work of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, who assumed leadership of Chabad-Lubavitch in 1950, is unique. Motivated by a profound love for G-D and humanity, launched an unprecedented range of Jewish institutions, outreach programs and social services. Today more than 2700 Jewish Institutions worldwide.

We are expanding the Rebbe's mission to create a world of goodness, kindness and G-dliness, constantly innovating new approaches in educational, social and community services.

The Rebbe developed a series of practical mitzvah campaigns as a tangible way for people of all backgrounds, to experience a Jewish connection. Before the Rebbe's "mitzvah campaign," the mitzvah was a private deed, performed by the "religious" Jew at home or in the synagogue. So it was only natural that the Rebbe's mitzvah campaign, initiated in the late 60s and early 70s, raised many questions: "Tefillin on a hippie?" "What's the point of doing one mitzvah on the way to lunch in a non-kosher restaurant?" Mitzvot were then seen as the details that made up a religious Jew's lifestyle The Rebbe saw a deeper dimension. A Mitzvah is a connection between man and G-d, it is a bridge between Creator and creation, it is a deed of cosmic significance, a deed of infinite value unto itself. Citing Maimonides, the Rebbe repeated in many occasions :" a single mitzvah performed by a single person, could be the deed that tips the scales and brings redemption to the entire world and all of creation." So the Rebbe issued a call to every Jew: Even if you are not fully committed to a Torah life, do a Mitzvah. Begin with a mitzvah-any mitzvah; its value will not be diminished by the fact that there are others which you are not yet prepared to do. The Rebbe also suggested ten possible "beginner's" mitzvot-precepts which, because of their centrality to the Torah's guide to life, are ideally suited for a first experience of the mitzvah connection. The Ten Mitzvot

Love Your Fellow
"Loving your fellow as yourself," said Rabbi Akiva, "is a most basic principle in the Torah." Reaching out to your fellow Jew with patience, love, concern and unity is among the greatest mitzvot a Jew can do. And this is not just in the spiritual level your fellow's Jew material needs are your spirituality.
Education
Every Jewish boy and girl should receive a Jewish education. Teach your children everything you know about G-d, and provide them with a quality Jewish education-you will be ensuring Jewish integrity, Jewish identity and Jewish future.
Torah
Study a portion of Torah daily. Even a few lines contain the Infinite Wisdom and Will of G-d.
Tefillin
Men (age 13 and up) are encouraged to wear the Tefillin every morning excluding Shabbat and Festivals. Tefillin are black leather boxes containing small parchment scrolls of selected portions from the Torah, in which the fundamentals of the Jewish faith are inscribed.
Mezuzah
Every Jewish home should have a mezuzah on its doorposts. The mezuzah contains the Shema, and a home with a Mezuzah is sanctified for G-d and enjoys His protection.
Tzedakah
Give charity daily. When you give to the needy, you are serving as G-d's emissary to provide for His creatures. Keeping a 'pushkah' (charity box) in your home--and contributing a coin to it every day--will teach you and your children the holy value of regular giving
A home filled with holy books
Furnish your home with as many holy books as possible. at least, Get a Chumash (Bible), Psalms, and a Prayer Book.
Kashrut (the Jewish dietary laws)
Eating is one of the basics of life. For a healthy and sound soul, eat only kosher foods, for when you eat differently, your Judaism is not just metaphysical, but part and parcel of your very being.
Light Shabbat Candles
Women and girls (age 3 and up) are encouraged to light candles every Friday afternoon, 18 minutes before sunset, in honor of the Shabbat, and before Festivals. This lighting brings great blessings for all the members of the family (specially children),and the entire world.
Observe Family Purity
The mitzvot of Family Purity allow you to make the most of your marriage, bringing your and your spouse to new, undiscovered depths of sacredness in your relationship. We carry out these directives, offering people of all backgrounds the opportunity to experience the depth and soul of the teachings of our holy Torah and vibrant way of life. by conducting exciting educational programs and activities full of spirit and meaning. The Lubavitcher Rebbe has instructed us that through the increase of light generated as a result of our good deeds, we dispel the darkness of Exile, capturing and revealing a brighter light that is in the darkness, bringing about the era of ultimate goodness and revelation, the era of Moshiach. When you donate a car to our Jewish organization you become a partner of all this holy work.If you know someone who is looking for a jewish car donation CHABAD CARS is a good alternative.