Schools | htoh

There are lots of different types of college campuses! Some have really big Jewish populations and others have very few Jews. Some have large, active communities and others have smaller, less active communities. Here's a list of different categories of schools and the resources that we can provide. Once you find a school that best describes your campus, click on it to see a more in depth sample Shabbat schedule and more details of what we can offer.

Campus Description:

This type of school typically has a very large Jewish population-typically 10% or more. On top of that there is usually Shabbat dinner every week and also probably a Shabbat community for services and meals of 100 students or more.

What can we offer you?

These communities are relatively self sustaining and the Shabbaton model may not necessarily work for your school. That being said if your school is lacking Orthodox Jews we can still offer a Shabbaton of idea sharing and discussions to try and unite the Jewish people and break boundaries between your community and the Orthodox community. Alternatively, your community might benefit from having its own internal H2H leaders to run Shabbat dinners and other events. See the "Other resources" tab on the menu at the top to be redirected to the Heart to Heart general website.

Campus Description:

This campus may or may not have a large Jewish population. Your community is probably strong but maybe not as strong as you would want it to be. Maybe you have Friday night dinner once every few weeks or maybe you even have it every week. Maybe you get a nice amount of students or maybe you only get a few regulars. Either way there is a lot of room to grow to help enhance the Shabbat experience on your campus!

What can we offer you?

Our Shabbaton's are probably perfect for your campus. They can help create buzz, get people excited about Shabbat and have the whole community looking forward to a different type of Shabbat experience. We can work with you to design a Shabbat program that will strive to get a lot of attendance.

Campus Description:

This type of school may not have as large of a Jewish population, although it is not out of the question. But, there is usually Shabbat dinner every week and also probably a Shabbat community for services and meals of 25 students or more.

What can we offer you?

These communities are also relatively self sustaining and the Shabbaton model may not necessarily work for your school. That being said if your school is lacking Orthodox Jews we can still offer a Shabbaton of idea sharing and discussions to try and unite the Jewish people and break boundaries between your community and the Orthodox community. Alternatively, your community might benefit from having its own internal H2H leaders to run Shabbat dinners and other events. See the "Other resources" tab on the menu at the top to be redirected to the Heart to Heart general website.