Shabbat packages
Fri · 2 hrsBoca Raton
3 of 5 spots filled2 left
Jewish community volunteering
Chabad Volunteers helps Chabad centers and Jewish institutions publish a need, fill it with volunteers over WhatsApp, and follow up on every visit — with privacy built in.
Just looking? Browse open opportunities — no account needed.
Shalom, Sarah
Find your chesed
Tap anything — it’s interactive.
No phone trees, no group chats that go nowhere. One clear path from “someone needs help” to “it’s done.”
Sample screens with sample data
Volunteers, coordinators, Shluchim and network admins each get a dashboard built for what they do. Try them.
Browse what your community needs, sign up in a tap, and keep a simple record of the good you’ve done.
Interactive sample · sample data
Built around the way chesed actually happens — on phones, over WhatsApp, between Shabbos and Sunday.
Shabbat packages — Friday
We need 2 more hands in Boca Raton. Tap to sign up.
cvolunteers.com/invite
Every opportunity comes with a message you can send in one tap. Volunteers answer where they already are.
Submitted — sample form
Send a secure link. The family fills in what a volunteer needs to know — you’re notified the moment it’s done.
Taken at the visit · sample illustrations, not real photos
Snap one while you’re there, or upload it afterwards. Photos are private to the visit team by default and shared only with consent.
Visible after approval
Recipient details stay hidden until a volunteer is approved for the visit.
Weekly or monthly, set once. Every occurrence is tracked.
Requests route to the right local coordinator automatically, with the details in one place.
Volunteers file a short report in under a minute. Coordinators see what needs another visit, what went well, and who to thank.
Sample entries
These visits are personal. The product is built so the right people see the right information — and no one else.
Recipient details stay hidden until a volunteer is approved for that specific visit.
Volunteers, coordinators, Shluchim and network admins each see only what their role needs.
Volunteers are reminded to photograph only with the family’s agreement, and the app warns when a recipient hasn’t consented to photos.
Photos are shown only to signed-in people on the visit team, with location data removed. A coordinator must approve a photo before it can be shared.
| Information | Volunteer | Coordinator or Shliach | Network admin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recipient’s private details | After approval, per visit | Their center | Network-wide |
| Visit photos | Their own | Their center’s visits | Network-wide |
| Completion reports | Their own | Their center’s visits | Network-wide |
Questions about how we handle information for your community? Reach out through your Shliach or network administrator.
Thirty minutes or three hours — there’s a meaningful way to contribute to your Jewish community.
Four South Florida communities are set up on Chabad Volunteers. If you lead a center, an institution or a program anywhere, there’s a place for you here.
No. For most opportunities you can sign up with just your name and contact information. An account is optional and gives you a personal dashboard to track your volunteering history.
Every opportunity is reviewed and approved by an authorized Shliach or coordinator. This ensures quality, accountability, and appropriate matching between volunteers and community needs.
Yes. You can select multiple service areas in your profile and receive opportunities from each one. Many volunteers serve in both Boca Raton and Delray Beach.
You can submit a request through the site, or contact your local Chabad center directly. The Shliach will review the request, gather any needed details, and coordinate the visit.
Yes. You can take a photo while you’re there, or upload one afterwards — when you file your report or later. Please photograph only when the family has agreed; the app reminds you, and warns you if the recipient hasn’t consented to photos.
Photos are private by default. Only you and your coordinator or Shliach can see them, and only when signed in. Location data is removed from the file, and a coordinator must approve a photo before it can be shared. Nothing is posted publicly.
Private details about recipients are never shared publicly. Volunteers only receive specific instructions after they’ve been approved for a particular visit, and every role sees only what it needs.
An hour, a skill, a warm voice. Create an account, or just browse what’s open this week — no account needed.