Sponsorship for Kauai's Tanya Printing Project

We excitedly invite you to join the Kauai Tanya Printing Project!

As part of the Global Tanya Printing Initiative - with over 8000 Tanyas printed worldwide, we've launched the daring goal of printing one in each city/town on Kauai!

We've already spearheaded Tanya printings across the state, including Molokai, Lanai, Big Island and of course Kauai - all inspired by the Rebbe's vision and especially his personal sponsorship of the Honolulu edition !

In this brief video, we explain the significance of printing the sacred book of Tanya in every city where Jewish People live and especially in Hawaii.

Now you can be part of this sacred project of "spreading the wellsprings of Chasidus to the furthermost outpost", which is the criteria to bring Moshiach.

Our first location in Kapa'a / Wailua, being that this is where our Jewish Center - Hale Chabad is located. This was printed on premises and is about to be bound.

Please add your name below and contribute the amount of your choice!

You will receive a complimentary copy (or several) too! 

We are offering a unique opportunity for you to be included in this sacred project by, various sponsorship levels, in the Kauai Tanyas. Each level is designed to fit your preferences and make a meaningful impact.

•    $360: Whole Page Dedication
This level gives you a full page dedication in our Tanya, where you can name all your family members, present or past.

•    $180: Half Page Dedication
This level gives you half a page to use and  allows you to mention your name and mother's name, with an additional line or two in the back of the Tanya.

•    Signature Mention: Your choice Donation: A Line 
The Signature Mention will include your name in a list of participants and give you the merit of being part of this initiative.

Your sponsorship makes a significant difference in our work. Thank you!

Please include your name (preferably also in Hebrew), optional extra your mother's Hebrew name.

E.g. Sandra Goldstein (Sara bat Miriam) / Irving Goldberg (Yisrael ben Esther)

Longer dedications (quarter, half, full page) can include other family members too.