WITH ALL OUR MIGHT בכל כחינו
DECEMBER 13-14 | 16 כסלו
Each year, Holocaust survivors, business professionals, faith leaders, cross-cultural activists, politicians, and entrepreneurs join with Alephs and BBGs worldwide to share inspiring stories and take part in a meaningful, teen-led Shabbat experience. This year’s Global Shabbat program theme, “With All Our Might,” will be embraced and elevated around the world through a diverse array of thoughtful programming designed to bring the community together around the strength that Shabbat brings to our communities. We’re also thrilled to partner with UNICEF by participating in the World’s Big Sleep Out bringing awareness to the issue of global homelessness this Global Shabbat.
Check out this guide from our partners at UNICEF if you’re planning to host a World’s Big Sleep Out event to bring awareness to the issue of global homelessness this Global Shabbat.
Check out some of the amazing guests and partners who have participated BBYO's Global Shabbat worldwide.
Head Rabbi, Congregation Shaare Torah
Montgomery County, MD
Treasurer, Holocaust Museum and Tolerance Center of Nassau County
Great Neck, NY
Songleader & Music Educator
Boston, MA
Former Executive Director, Ecumenical Hunger Program
Los Gatos, CA
Spiritual Leader at Congregation Or Tzion
Scottsdale, AZ
Exec. Coordinator, Beautiful Me
Great Neck, NY
Holocaust Survivor, Author and Educator
Richmond Hill, ON
Regional Director, American Jewish Committee of Northern California
Great Neck, NY
Speaker & Holocaust Survivor
Chicago, IL
Arizona Regional Director for Anti-Defamation League
Scottsdale, AZ
Director of the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University
Fairfax, VA
Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix
Scottsdale, AZ
Director, Elijah Cummings Youth Program in Israel
Baltimore, MD
Co-Founder and President of the Islamic Speakers Bureau of Arizona
Scottsdale, AZ
Educational Councilor, Healthy Development Dept., Government of Buenos Aires City
Buenos Aries, Argentina
InterfaithCouncil of Central Florida
Orlando, FL
Executive Director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Southern New Jersey
Cherry Hill, NJ
Assistant Director of North American Ministries for The Friends of Israel
Cherry Hill, NJ
Young Jewish Transgender Activist
London, United Kingdom
Director of Eastern Canada Corporate Sales, Global Business Payments at Scotiabank
Vaughan, ON
Holocaust Survivor and Educator
Montgomery County, MD
Physician Leader, Medical Educator, Health Coach and Author
Scottsdale, AZ
Grace Baptist Church Homeless Outreach Coordinator
Los Gatos, CA
West Coast Campus Coordinator, CAMERA
Montgomery County, MD
Former Neo-Nazi, Speaker and Educator
Toronto, ON
Executive Director, Community Services Agency ofMountain View and Los Altos
Los Gatos, CA
Senior Rabbi, Temple Shalom
Dallas, TX
Principal, The Raben Group
Cleveland, OH
Mayor of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA
Holocaust Education Specialist
Milwaukee, WI
Account Executive, kglobal and Founding Member of Beyla BBG
Bethesda, MD
SVP Marketing, Live Nation (JUMP.DC)
Montgomery County, MD
Rabbinical Student, Jewish Theological Seminary
Cherry Hill, NJ
Senior Programming Associate, Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
Cleveland, OH
United Church of Christ (Scottsdale Congregational UCC)
Scottsdale, AZ
Rabbi-in-Residence, Hazon and Beíchol Lashon
Danbury, CT
Inclusion Advocate and Stand-up Comic
Denver, CO
CEO of Shalom Austin and Former Grand Aleph Godol
Austin, TX
Executive Director of Kansas City Interfaith Youth Alliance and Faith Always Wins
Kansas City, MO
Senior Development Associate, Mid-Atlantic Region at Friends of the Israel Defense Forces
Rockville, MD
Student, American University Law School and Founding Member of Beyla BBG
Bethesda, MD
CEO & Founder, Hope for Henry Foundation
Rockville, MD
First Counselor, Paradise Valley Stake Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Scottsdale, AZ
Founder, Central Florida Freethought Community
Orlando, FL
Last year, we brought the community together like never before. More than 500 local BBYO chapters in 20 countries participated in Global Shabbat.
Global Shabbat events popped up all over the world. Check out some of the incredible experiences from Global Shabbat 2018.
Almaty 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Ashland 12/13/19 | Challah Baking Program
Austin 12/14/19 | Potluck Shabbat, Canned Food Drive, & Baked Goods for Fire Department
Baltimore 11/16/19 | Havdalah & Kaleidoscope Workshop with Vanessa Hadari
Bat Yam 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Beer Sheva 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Boca Raton 12/13/19 | Regional Shabbat Potluck
Bratislava 12/13/19 | Balkans Global Shabbat
Buenos Aires 12/13/19 | Con Toda Nuestra Intención
Budapest 11/21/19 | Junior Sleepover Shabbat
Carmei Yosef 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Cincinnati 12/6/19 | Dinner & Havdalah at Regional Convention
Charlotte 12/13/19 | Chapter Level Services
Cherkasy 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Cheshire 12/14/19 | International Havdalah
Chicago 12/3/19 | Chapter Dinners & Havdalah Programs
Cologne 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Copake 12/6/19 | With All Our Might Shabbat @ Winter Convention
Dallas 12/14/19 | Havdalah Celebration of Israel: Dance, Song, & Israeli Innovation
Denver 12/7/19 | Shabbat with Representative Dafne Michaelson-Jenet
Dnepr 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Dortmund 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Düsseldorf 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Edmonton 12/13/19 | Inductions Shabbaton
Elkins Park 12/7/19 | With All Our Might Programming
Eugene 12/13/19 | Challah Baking Program
Frankfurt 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Gedera 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Gelsenkirchen 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Gomel 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Hadera 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Hamburg 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Hannover 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Harrisburg 12/7/19 | Latke Fest Havdalah
Helsinki 12/13/19 | Community Shabbat Services
Highland Park 12/13/19 | Dinner & Discussion
Holon 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Houston 12/13/19 | Community Services & Dinner
Izmir 12/13/19 | Turkey Global Shabbat Convention
Izhevsk 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Kansas City 12/14/19 | Translate Hate Campaign: What Antisemitism Looks Like Today
K’far Shmuel 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Khabaarovsk 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Kharkov 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Khemelnitsky 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visit
Kherson 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Kiryat Gat 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Kiev 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Kishinev 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Krasnodar 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Krivoy Rog 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visit
Kropynytskyi 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Las Vegas 12/14/19 | Dinner & Holocaust Program
Linwood 11/23/19 | Ice Cream & Local Speaker
Livingston 12/13/19 | Spirit Convention Shabbat
London 12/7/19 | Winter Convention Shabbat: Havdalah with Alumni
Los Angeles 12/14/19 | Havdalah & LA Holocaust Museum
Lviv 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Maccabim 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Madison 12/14/19 | Tzedakah: Dog Toy Making for Shelter & Bake Sale for Ronald McDonald
Manhattan 12/14/19 | Havdalah with Founder of Etgar 36, Popup Philanthropy, & Semiformal Oneg
Mannheim 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Marlboro 12/13/19 | Spirit Convention Shabbat
Melitopol 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Mexico City 12/13/19 | Mexican Global Shabbat
Miami 11/23/19 | Shabbat with Gamechanger Daniel Levine & FIU Hillel
Minsk 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Modiin 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Mogilev 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Munich 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Naples 11/8/19 | Dinner & S’mores with Musician Alan Goodis
Nashville 12/14/19 | Fire & Ice Havdalah
Nes Ziyona 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Netanya 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
New Orleans 12/13/19 | Shabbat with NFTY
Nikolaev 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Nili 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
North Macedonia 11/29/19 | Macedonia Global Shabbat
Northern Virginia 12/7/19 | Globalization Themed Havdalah: Food & Discussion
Novosibirsk 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Nürnberg 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Odessa 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Oldenburg 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Omaha 12/14/19 | Lock-In and Havdalah
Or Yehuda 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Orange 12/13/19 | Inductions Shabbaton
Orlando 12/7/19 | The Big Sleep Out
Pavlodar 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Pawtucket 12/14/19 | Havdalah, DJ, & Food
Petahia 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Phoenix 12/14/19 | A Shabbat to Remember: Havdalah with Holocaust Survivors
Pittsburgh 12/7/19 | Havdalah with Emmy Award Winning Filmmaker Sarrah Moshman
Poleg 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Poltava 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Portland 12/13/19 | Challah Baking Program
Prague 12/13/10 | Balkans Global Shabbat
Ramat Gan 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Reisterstown 11/16/19 | Havdalah & Kaleidoscope Workshop with Diller Teens & Vanessa Hadari
Richmond 12/13/19 | Services, Singing, & Sharing with Ukranian Teen Speakers
Richmond Hill 12/13/19 | Potluck Dinner, Women Empowerment, & Mug Decorating
Ridgefield 12/13/19 | Hanukkah Celebration: Canned Food Drive & Menorah Making
Riga 12/13/19 | Where Do Our Dreams Live?
Rishon Lezion 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Rishon Lezion West 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Rockville 12/13/19 | BBG @ 75: Speech from Sheila Katz & Dessert Reception
Rostov-on-Don 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Roswell 12/7/19 | World Tour of Jewish Food & Culture
Rovno 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Saarbrücken 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Salt Lake City 12/14/19 | Havdalah on Ice
Sarasota 12/14/19 | Havdalah Programming
Saratoga 12/13/19 | Dinner & Discussion with Interfaith Activist Mohammed Alsamawi
Saratov 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Scottsdale 12/14/19 | A Shabbat to Remember: Havdalah with Holocaust Survivors
Seattle 12/13/19 | Challah Baking Program
Serbia 12/13/19 | Serbian Global Shabbat
Stamford 12/6/19 | Hanukkah Celebration
St. Louis 12/13/19 | Friday the 13th Spooky Shabbat and Sleepover
Stuttgart 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Trier 12/13/19 | ZWST Youth Club Global Shabbat
Tampa 12/14/19 | Havdalah Programming
Toronto 12/13/19 | Friday Night Dinner
Tucson 12/14/19 | A Shabbat to Remember: Havdalah with Holocaust Survivors
Vienna 12/6/19 | Love Your Neighbors as You Love Yourself: Dinner, Havdalah, and Gifts
Virginia Beach 12/7/19 | Shabbat with Ritual Elements
Vitebsk 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Voorhees 12/13/19 | BBG @ 75: Inductions & Dessert Oneg
West Orange 12/13/19 | Spirit Convention Shabbat
Westport 12/13/19 | Dinner and Discussion
Wilkes Barre 1/4/20 | Strengthening Our Community
Wynnewood 12/13/19 | New Member Weekend: With All Our Might
Yad Rambam 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Yavne 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Yekaterinburg 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Zagreb 12/13/19 | Balkans Global Shabbat
Zaporozhye 11/22/19 | Global Shabbat Guest Home Visits
Zichron Yaakov 12/13/19 | Maccabi Tzair Global Shabbat
Making meaningful moments for Global Shabbat will require some planning. Take a look through the questions and resources listed below to spark ideas and ensure you didn't forget anything.
If you're new to Global Shabbat, be sure to read over this Global Shabbat one-pager, which will provide context about the purpose of the initiative and what events have looked like in the past.
If you still have questions after reading through the steps, that's totally cool. Feel free to contact your International Sh'lichim for planning support. Don't worry, we've got your back.
Before you dive into the planning process, be sure to learn what's important to the success of your event. Review the goals and parameters of the initiative you're working toward, and understand key opportunities for innovation to elevate your experience from good to WOW.
What is the purpose of this initiative?
How can you maximize creativity and innovation in working toward stated goals?
How can this effort be layered into your programming calendar to enhance your funnels?
What does success look like for this experience (including metrics tied to program engagement, quality, innovation/risk, etc.)?
How will achieve that success?
Once you clearly understand the task at hand, IDEATE together with teen and staff leadership to build a unique experience that will best serve your community's needs within the context of the initiative. Do a community mapping exercise, clarify key responsibilities, and establish ambitious (and attainable!) goals.
What are the unique opportunities (and challenges) afforded by your community - including people, places, experiences, etc. - and how can you take full advantage of them to elevate your event?
What responsibilities are key to the success of this experience, and how will you divide the work (among specific teens and staff) to define expectations and share the load, while also leveraging individual skills?
Set SMART Goals
What specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals will enable you achieve your stated objectives to maximize success?
With a clear vision to guide you, take time to STRATEGIZE everything you'll need to enable success. Solidify basic logistics, design your program budget, seek out partnerships, outline a clear marketing strategy and swag, designs, all while further elevating your program plan to produce a truly 'high res' experience.
What are the key Who, What, When, Where and Why components of your event?
What program plan will you use to drive progress toward your desired outcomes?
How will you push your event concept beyond the status quo to build an experience that is as inclusive as possible and that will defy all expectations?
How can you get creative to maximize your experience while minimizing dollars required?
Where might you apply for additional funding to go above and beyond for your program?
Considering the nature of your event, what local/national organizations can you engage as community, program, and/or brand partners?
How can you leverage parents, alumni, and other stakeholders to help?
What steps are required to turn your program idea into a reality?
What tasks and support are needed to make that happen, and along what timeline?
How will you leverage your network using all available communication channels to promote your event far and wide?
Who will own each touchpoint, and along what timeline?
What relevant, sophisticated, and desirable swag will you offer before/during/after your event to surprise and delight your guests?
Where are there opportunities to bulk order items to keep costs low?
Good things come to those who HUSTLE. Use branded templates and an all-in approach to promote your event early and often. Create smart online systems to stramline registration. Dig deeper to recruit more teens across all social circles, and make sure the press (and the Order!) hear about what you have planned.
How can you leverage (and customize) available promotional items to build major buzz about your event through a variety of digital, print, and live sharing platforms?
How will you use BBYO's online registration portal to promote your event and encourage pre-registration for planning purposes?
What other fun information could you collect to inform surprise-and-delight opportunities?
How can you activate your recruitment plan in a way that builds real FOMO among your target audience, and what exciting incentives can you offer to encourage hustling toward pre-registration?
Engage the Press
How can you pitch the community impact of your event (to elevate BBYO's brand) in a way that will attract local/national media to take note and either attend or cover the experience?
Celebrate Internally
What information can you share about your event to help BBYO build a strong global narrative touting the reach and impact of our Movement's most influential programs?
As you gear up for the big day, get ready to EXECUTE. Send out final reminders, walk through the event with your steering committee, prep supplies and swag for distribution, and BBYO-ify your venue. Steward prospects (and members) with intention, and surprise and delight your guests to leave a lasting impression.
What unanswered questions remain, and how will you address them?
How can you use final pre-event reminders and confirmation messages to enhance overall buzz throughout your network?
What program moments should be scripted in advance (versus free form), and how should leadership team members plan to handle any issues as they arise?
How can you use branding and signage, as well as lighting, A/V, risers or other fun seating options, reserved VIP areas, and other venue elements to bring your space to life and enhance its fullness?
What expectations can you set and systems can you put in place to easily identify prospects (and under-active members) to ensure that all new attendees are well taken care of from the time they arrive to when they leave?
What fun surprises, snacks, and/or other program enhancements can you offer to ensure all attendees leave eager for more BBYO?
How will you share upcoming event information so everyone knows what's next?
Take advantage of the shared energy and momentum from your event while it's fresh to make sure attendees keep coming back for more. Coordinate an individualized follow-up plan to gather input to inform future programs, say a heartfelt thanks to all involved, and close out the MRIHA model by making the Ask!
How can you use technology and/or individualized outreach to gather input from prospects and other attendees to help improve your community's WOW programs in the future?
How can you customize available branded templates to personalize your follow-up outreach to all key guest segments (prospects, members, parents, partners, stakeholders, etc.)?
How can you coordinate targeted 'Ask' outreach to invite all prospect attendees to join BBYO in a timely and effective manner?
Pre-Event Marketing
You know an event is going to be successful when you see it everywhere. Utilize these tools and templates to get the word out about your event.
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Blast this image on all of your social media channels and be sure your friends share it on their personal accounts. Add your event information in the caption of the image.
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Drop this watermark on your photos to promote your event on social media!
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Share the details about your event with this customizable flyer template.
Size: 8.5'x11''
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Share the details about your event with this customizable flyer template.
Size: 8.5'x11''
Guest: ❎ | Partner: ✅
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Share the details about your event with this customizable flyer template.
Size: 8.5'x11''
Guest: ❎ | Partner: ❎
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Share the details about your event with this customizable flyer template.
Size: 8.5'x11''
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Hang the official Global Shabbat poster all over your city to create buzz and excitement. This poster is also available in a customizable version to add your basic event details.
Size: 11''x17'' or 24''x36''
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Utilize this letterhead when making formal asks to community partners or guests to join your event. If you're an overachiever, you can put all of your official Global Shabbat program outlines in this document.
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When sending your targeting email blasts to your friends, parents, prospects, and community members pop-in these headers and footers.
✪ Available on BBYO's Canva Team Customize them, cut them up, and hand them out to all of your friends at school, practice, clubs, and more to make sure everyone knows they're invited to your Global Shabbat.
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Make your Facebook event and personal social media profile look sharp with this event cover photo.
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Everyone loves getting something in the mail that feels personal. Reach out to your community with this customizable postcard.
Event Environment Enhancements
Go all out to make your Global Shabbat space feel special and memorable. Be sure to order these items at least two weeks before your event to avoid any rush fees.
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Place this board outside of your event entrance so everyone knows they're in the right place.
Suggested vendor: Vistaprint
Instructions: Order from Vistaprint (or any local print shop) a 22”x28” full-color
foam core board.
Ballpark price: $40
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Place this banner at the heart of your event. Be sure it's visible for any special photo moments.
Suggested vendor: Echod Graphics
Instructions: Select vinyl banners > 13 oz. vinyl banner > 4’Hx8’W. Depending on your space add grommets or pockets for hanging. Grommets are recommended every two feet and work with command hooks. Pockets are great if you already have a banner stand. Upload artwork after you order and be sure to get a proof.
Ballpark price: $50
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Order a step and repeat to make everyone feel like a VIP. Bring additional props and throw a red carpet in front of the step and repeat to really go big.
Suggested vendor: Echod Graphics
Instructions: Select vinyl banners > 13 oz. vinyl banner > 8’Hx10’W or 8'Hx8'W > 0 grommets, Pockets on top and bottom only (no hems). Upload artwork after you order and be sure to get a proof. Buy a stand for your step and repeat here.
Ballpark price: $100
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Plaster every wall of your event with this poster. If a step and repeat is not in your budget, print out a few dozen of these posters to make a photo wall.
Instructions: Order from Vistaprint (or similar
printing company) a full-color print
on card stock paper or print at local office.
Ballpark price: $1/print
Size: 11''x17'' or 24''x36''
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Suggested vendor: Echod Graphics
Instructions: Order from Echod Graphics (or any local print shop) a 22”x24” full-color
foam core board.
Ballpark price: $40
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Suggested vendor: Echod Graphics
Instructions: Order from Echod Graphics (or any local print shop) a 22”x24” full-color
foam core board.
Ballpark price: $40
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We recommend that your event sign-in be online through a form, but we know things happen. Maybe your venue doesn't have WiFi or the sign-in link isn't working. Whatever the case may be, print out a few dozen copies of this sign-in form to ensure you capture the information of everyone at your event.
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Build a beautiful program book to place on all of your guests seats featuring an evening schedule, special honors, and more.
Size: 8.5''x11''
Suggested Vendor: Totally Promotional
Instructions: Select one of the 'best sellers' and find a size that works for your budget. Upload the AZA and BBG seal or BBYO logo for the front.
Ballpark price: $30/item
Bring this year’s theme, With All Our Might, to life by decorating your event space with this collection of notable quotes from some of history’s greatest gamechangers.
Size: 11"x17"
Instructions: Utilize this interactive placemat at your food experiences and meals for participants to learn more about how Judaism connects to food.
Size: 17"x11"
Build Your Shabbat Box
Be sure you have all of the supplies you need to run a Shabbat. Many of these general Judaic pieces can be borrowed from family members or synagogues if you ask, but feel free to order a set for your chapter too! Be sure to order these items at least two weeks before your event to avoid any rush fees.
✪ Available on BBYO's Canva Team Suggested vendor: Rush Order Tees
Instructions: Upload artwork and order a 14'x14' bandana. Try ordering an assortment of colors to enhance your space.
Ballpark price: $3/item
Suggested vendor: Skullcap Co.
Instructions: Add the AZA or BBYO seals or BBYO logo to some custom made kippot for the big weekend. Minimum order of 60. These take 2-4 weeks to produce.
Ballpark price: $2.50/item
Suggested Vendor: Totally Promotional
Instructions: Select one of the 'best sellers' and find a size that works for your budget. Upload the AZA and BBG seal or BBYO logo for the front.
Ballpark price: $30/item
Program Resources
Learn the basics of Global Shabbat and how you can start planning an event to 'WOW' your community. (2019 version coming soon.)
Place this booklet on your Shabbat dinner tables to guests can follow along with the beautiful prayers of Shabbat.
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Part of what makes Global Shabbat so special is the amazing guests brought in to enhance the evening. Learn how to invite a gamechanger guest to your event.
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Use this Havdallah Card so everyone can participate in the prayers! Havdallah is best when you can hear everyone's voice.
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Print these cards for all tables so everyone is able to follow along and participate in the prayer after each meal.
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This guide is intended to serve as a resource to enrich Shabbat experiences with additional Jewish content and ideas.
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If you are inducting any gamechangers (special guests) into AZA or BBG at your Global Shabbat experience, print out an official certificate to give them during or after the ceremony.
Use this customizable script to share with your participants the significance of this mega-moment for our Movement.
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Thank the people who made your event happen and invite everyone to come back for your next community event!
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Hand these out at the end of your event to invite your friends to the next big thing (hint: Spring Kickoff or Winter Convention). These are customizable for you to share information about your next event.
Instructions: Order from Vistaprint (or similar
printing company) a 3.5"x2" full-color business card.
Ballpark price: $10 for set
Want to share the news about your local or regional Global Shabbat event? Edit this customizable press release template to showcase your program and send out to local media contacts ASAP. Share the success of your Global Shabbat experience and make sure to tag @bbyoinsider on social, too, so we can help spread the word!
DownloadShare all of your Kickoff posts with the hashtag #BBYOKickoff to showcase all of the incredible events happening around the world. Maybe if you're lucky you'll get a shout out from @BBYOInsider.
