Today through 6 Kislev, Oholei Yosef Yitzchok Lubavitch of Crown Heights will launch a 72-hour campaign to enrich our beautiful community, both spiritually and physically, with the timeless wisdom of our Rebbe.
Today through 6 Kislev – Nov 30th, Oholei Yosef Yitzchok Lubavitch of Crown Heights will launch a 72-hour campaign to enrich our beautiful community, both spiritually and physically, with the timeless wisdom of our Rebbe.
At OYYL, the hallways are full of warmth and classrooms are full of smiles. For 13 years, OYYL has provided life-changing, chassidishe affirming education to Crown Heights children. With the Rebbe’s Brochois, OYYL has grown into a beloved school community that focuses on a truly authentic Chabad education. Our passionate, special team of educators are trained, capable, innovative and never stop learning. They provide and support Chinuch al Taharas Hakodesh based on the Rebbe’s Vision and Directives.
Our children are happy and grateful for their priceless education at OYYL. Students learn to see the world and everything in it as an opportunity for deeper, more meaningful impact and connection to Hashem. OYYL empowers its students to identify and know what they want to achieve, and provides them with the tools and inspires them with the drive to make their vision and goals a reality.
OYYL is looking to a future of expansion. There is a unique opportunity to purchase two buildings to serve the boys’ and girls’ divisions, as well as plans to expand them and create a community center to serve and enrich our community.
The future is full of potential and possibility. As we witness the smiles of joy and satisfaction on our student’s faces as they bask in the joy of a top-notch education based on millennia of tradition, we look forward to a tomorrow ripe with the promise of growth and new levels of greatness in education and community enrichment.
Join supporters far and wide as we come together in this magnificent opportunity and ensure the light of Chabad illuminates all the more strongly.
To join the OYYL community and give authentically for what matters, please visit charidy.com/oyyl
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