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Feeling sick? Homemade chicken soup, delivered to your door by your Chabad House.
Who it's for
Any student who is feeling sick, stressed or just far from home.
Format
A delivery of homemade chicken soup, straight to your dorm or apartment.
Cost
Free.
There is a reason they call it Jewish penicillin. When you are sick and far from home, nothing hits quite like a bowl of homemade chicken soup, and your Chabad House is happy to bring it to you.
Just let your rabbi or rebbetzin know you are not feeling well. They will get a container of warm soup to your door, often with a little something extra and a lot of get-well wishes.
How it works
Text, call or message your campus Chabad House and tell them where you are. Friends and roommates can request a delivery for someone else, too. Parents often reach out on behalf of a sick student who is too tired to ask.
More than soup
A delivery is a small reminder that someone nearby is looking out for you. If you need more than soup, whether that is a ride, a kosher meal or someone to talk to, just ask.
Questions about Soup Delivery
How do I get soup delivered?
Contact your campus Chabad House by text, phone or social media and let them know where you are. Find your Chabad House.
Does it cost anything?
No. Soup deliveries are a free gift from your Chabad House.
Can a parent request soup for their child?
Yes. Parents often reach out when their child is sick. Contact the Chabad House at your child's school directly.
Is the soup kosher?
Yes. It is made in your Chabad House's kosher kitchen.
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