Chabad-Lubavitch centers across the northeast have been hard hit by the Hurricane Sandy. Synagogues and community centers have been severely damaged, yet their spirit remains strong.

Many Chabad-Lubavitch representatives are working around the clock, providing meals and temporary living quarters, organizing volunteers and seeking out those in need. Others are struggling themselves, having lost their homes and possessions.

To join this effort, click here to make a contribution to help with the rebuilding and aid funds that have been set up.

Click here for Chabad.org's coverage of Hurricane Sandy:

• NEWS: Their Own Homes Destroyed, U.S. Rabbis Help Out Sandy’s Victims
• NEWS: Hurricane Puts Premium on Human Connections
• NEWS: Storm Presents Spiritual Opportunity
• NEWS: Synagogues Batten Down Hatches As Sandy Closes In
• BLOG: Surviving Hurricane Sandy Together
• ASK THE RABBI: Is There a Blessing on a Hurricane?

Along with so many of our readers, as well as hundreds of Chabad-Lubavitch centers on the Eastern Seaboard, Chabad.org’s Brooklyn-based team is preparing for the onslaught of Hurricane Sandy.

We pray that every single one of you remains safe and sound! Click here to say a prayer.

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Stay safe!