Updates - Chabad Jewish Center

Yom Kippur Services Secured at Mahaffey Theater - Power out at the Museum of Fine Arts.

Thursday, October 10, 2024 - 7:47 PM

Hurricane Milton Update from Chabad of St. Petersburg:

Yom Kippur Services Secured at Mahaffey Theater- Power out at the Museum of Fine Arts.

While we’re actively working to provide relief in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, we’re now just a little over 24 hours away from Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year.

We are pleased to announce that we have secured the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg for our Yom Kippur services. There, we will have power and space to properly observe this special day.

For those who still need to reserve, free of charge, our doors are open. Please visit: Chabadsp.com/HHD If you have evacuated to another area, the local Chabad there will be excited to welcome you for Yom Kippur ser… Read More »

Grateful to Hatzalah - Ready to help if needed!

Thursday, October 10, 2024 - 11:30 AM

Hurricane Milton Update from Chabad of St. Petersburg

We are incredibly grateful to the Hatzalah teams from South Florida, Houston, and Rockland County for their swift response and support in the search and rescue efforts here in St. Petersburg following Hurricane Milton.

If you have a loved one or friend who may need assistance, please know that the Hatzolah teams are on standby and ready to help if needed. Let us know at Chabadsp.com/milton

Together, we’re making a difference. Stay safe, St. Pete, and thank you to everyone who’s joined in the relief efforts.

Milton Has Passed - 400,000 Without Power & Citywide Water Disruption

Thursday, October 10, 2024 - 10:47 AM

Hurricane Milton Update from Chabad of St. Petersburg

10/10/2024

Good morning, everyone. As of 8 AM, Hurricane Milton has passed, significantly impacting St. Pete. Over 400,000 residents are without power, and there is major wind damage across the area. Thankfully, there was no storm surge, but the city’s water supply has been disrupted due to damage to the main pipeline.

The Chabad Center is currently without power, but we are actively coordinating relief efforts. Search and rescue teams are on standby to assist those who are still unaccounted for or have not yet been contacted.

If you need to report a missing person or if you’d like to contribute to our ongoing relief efforts — which are still addressing t… Read More »

Hurricane Milton Update from Chabad of St. Petersburg

Wednesday, October 9, 2024 - 10:33 AM

Hurricane Milton Update from Chabad of St. Petersburg

10/09/2024

Telehealth Available: A pediatric doctor is offering Telehealth appointments if needed and can call in prescriptions to be filled. To get connected, please call Chaya at 727-366-3630.

Yom Kippur Services: We are coordinating with Chabad centers in Florida and Georgia for those who have evacuated and won’t be back in time for Yom Kippur. They’re happy to welcome you for services. If you’d like help connecting with a Local Chabad, please call us at 727-344-4900.

Details for Yom Kippur Services at Chabad St Pete are TBD.
We will update you as soon as possible.

Safety Check-Ins: We are in touch with search and rescue teams that are on standby in Centr… Read More »

Hurricane MILTON - Important Information and Community Support

Tuesday, October 8, 2024 - 1:39 PM

Dear Community,

As Hurricane MILTON approaches, we face uncertainty, but let us unite in prayer, asking Almighty G-d to protect all those in the storm’s path. We urge everyone to take the storm seriously, stay informed, and follow local guidelines and evacuation orders. Please take all necessary precautions to ensure your safety.

At Chabad of St. Petersburg, we are mobilizing our staff and volunteers, as we have done in previous storms, to assist as many people as possible, especially those most in need. To help us stay connected and understand your situation, please fill out this short form

Hurricane Helen Relief Efforts:

Friday, September 27, 2024 - 1:00 PM

We are hopeful that this message finds you safe!

Thank G‑d our family is safe and ok. We are without power but the Chabad Center is powered up with no damage Thank Gd.

We are here to help during this challenging time.

Hurricane Helen Relief Efforts:

Tampa Bay has never seen anything like this in recorded history. With over 6 feet of storm surge, homes are underwater, cars are ruined, and the damage is devastating.

Many people are in need of help, and it will take time for some roads to become passable.

If you, or anyone you know, is without power in our area or in need of a meal, shopping, errands, etc., please let us know. We can arrange for hot meals or other essentials to be delivered once the roads are clear.

We are mobil… Read More »