$1,000 Campus Tzitzit Gift Card | Rabbi Zvi Kogan HY”D
Bring More Students to Wear Tzitzit
Selected shluchim receive a VeAhavta gift card to choose the tzitzit styles, colors, and sizes that will work best for their students.
No payment is required to apply. Selected campuses will receive a $100 payment link by email, followed by the $1,000 campaign gift card.
The mission
Help Jewish college students take on the mitzvah of wearing tzitzit — in a style they will feel comfortable wearing every day.
This is not a fixed box. Your campus chooses from eligible VeAhavta tzitzit: cotton or Dri-Fit, sleeved or sleeveless, in the colors and adult sizes your students actually need. The $1,000 gift card lets each shliach build the right campaign for their campus.
In return, we ask selected campuses to document the campaign and share photos and short video clips with us, including students who have taken on wearing tzitzit.
How it works
Apply
Tell us about your campus and the students you hope to reach. There is no charge to submit an application.
Receive $1,000 for $100
If selected, complete the $100 contribution and receive a $1,000 VeAhavta gift card for eligible tzitzit.
Distribute and document
Help students begin wearing tzitzit, then send us photos and video from the campaign to share its impact.
Questions & Answers
How long is the gift card valid?
The $1,000 campaign gift card is valid for one full year from the date it is issued.
What can the gift card be used for?
The gift card may be used for all types of tzitzit, including cotton and Dri-Fit styles, cotton and wool tallit katan, and wool tzitzit undershirts. It cannot be used for a tallit gadol or for other products that are not tzitzit.
Is shipping free?
Yes. Every U.S. website order over $85 qualifies for free shipping.
Can items be returned or exchanged?
Yes. We offer free U.S. returns and exchanges for 30 days on unworn, unused, and unwashed items.
The Story Behind the Chabad Campus Tzitzit Initiative
More tzitzit, more Jewish pride, more light on campus. Read the story of our Chabad campus initiative in memory of Rabbi Zvi Kogan HY”D, see photographs from the activity, and learn how the mitzvah connects Jewish students with their heritage.