PASSOVER

The 2013 Schinazi Family Passover Experience at Hillel at Emory

Passover begins with the first Seder on March 25, 2013.
Reserve your seat now!

Hillel at Emory is proud to offer a wide variety of Passover experiences, meals, and celebrations.

Sponsor a Seder

For Hillel to coordinate and provide Seders and other Passover experiences to the Jewish students at Emory comes at considerable cost. Please help ensure that every Jewish student has access to a unique, meaningful Passover experience this year.

Seders-to-Go

Hillel at Emory is proud to announce the fourth annual Seder-to-Go program. Now you can host a Passover seder with your own friends, in your own space, in your own style. You invite your friends--we'll help with everything else!

What can Hillel provide?
Your Seder2Go kit will include haggadot, matzah, seder plate (with ritual items), haroset, marror (horseradish), parsely, kippot (yarmulkes), kosher grape juice, candles, catering menus, plates, cups, kiddush cups, utensils, napkins. Hillel will also offer a special workshop for seder leaders (required to receive the mini-grant) and a mini-grant to help subsidize the cost of meals. You will be able to pick-up your seder-to-go kit from Hillel on March 24.

How does the Mini-Grant work?
Hillel will reimburse $5 per Emory student at your seder, or the total cost of your receipts, whichever is less. You must submit a sign-in sheet and copies of your receipts by April 7 to receive your mini-grant. Hillel will not reimburse for leavened bread, shellfish products, pork products, or alcohol.

Questions? Contact Russ Shulkes or Aaron Leven .

List of Seders2Go at Emory 2013

· Kappa Alpha Theta sorority (Haley Ratner, host)

· Rebecca Perch and friends

· Jonathan Drucker and friends

· Erin Collins and friends

· Arielle Walzer and friends

· Jewish Students of Public Health (Valerie Berkovich Edelheit, host)

· Sigma Chi fraternity (David Tomlinson, host)

· Oxford Continues group (hosted by Elliot Kindler)

· Alpha Delta Pi (hosted by Sammi Sinsheimer and Allie Daniels)

· Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity (hosted by Elon Stricker)

· Oxford College JSU

· Emily Wein and friends

· Adam Levinson and friends

· Maria Treskunov and friends

· Goizueta Jewish Association (Emory graduate business student group)

· Medical Mensches (Emory graduate medical student group)

· Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity

· Summer 2010 Taglit Birthright Israel: Hillel Trip alumni

· DPhiE (hosted by Samantha Katz)

· Alyson Penn and friends

· Kim Schauder and friends

· Joshua Izaak and friends

· Gabe Gladstone and friends

· Benjamin Kramer and friends

· ZBT (hosted by Justin Leopold)

· Gamma Phi Beta (hosted by Molly Narrod)

· Alpha Tau Omega (hosted by Aaron Leven)

· Shana Kronish and friends

· Dana Greenlee and friends

Community Seders

This year Hillel & Meor have partnered together to offer a student Seder on the first night of Passover, the seder will be in the Marcus Hillel Center:

Hillel's and Meor’s First Night Seder

Monday, March 25, 8:00pm
Marcus Hillel Center — Segal Social Hall
This will be an authentic Passover seder which will be fun, meaningful, and not too long. Beware: you will have plagues thrown at you!
Reserve your seat now!

Resident dining plan members (Plans A, C, or D)
Eight (8) lunches – card swipe plus $4.00 for total charge of $32.00
Six (6) dinners – card swipe plus $6.00 for a total charge of $36.00
Eight lunches and six dinners – card swipe at each meal plus $4.50 for a total charge of $63.00. A savings of $5.00
Purchase of any package insures that the guest will have a meal (lunch, dinner or both)

Guests without a resident’s dining plan
Five (5) lunches – $12.75 per lunch for a total charge of $63.75
Five (5) dinners - $15.95 per dinner for a total charge of $79.75
Purchase of any package insures that the guest will have a meal (lunch, dinner or both)

French Toast Fest

Tuesday, April 2
10 PM—Marcus Hillel Center
End Passover with a bang at the fourth annual Challah for Hunger French Toast Fest. Enjoy your first leavened bread in a week while helping to raise dough for Darfur. Covered in sugar or drowning in syrup, that first piece of bread will really make you celebrate freedom!