Registration for the NYC menorah parade is closing on Thursday, and organizers are urging all those who wish to participate to sign up at the first opportunity.
This year, for the first time the NYC menorah parade, led by the Mitzvah Tanks, will take place on the first night of Chanukah, giving us the opportunity to create the greatest Pirsumei Nissa.
The Mitzvah Tank Organization began preparations many weeks ago for the largest Menorah Parade, which will conquer the NYC streets.
To allow the parade to run smoothly, the NYPD requires to have a copy of each parade participant’s driver’s license, and registration. Therefore all those that wish to participate in the parade, MUST submit their license and registration via the Mitzvah Tank Office registration system. Those who do not register will not be able to participate.
To register visit www.menorahparade.nyc. Don’t delay as registration closes Thursday night November 25th at 10 PM.
“Please help spread the light of the parade, by taking the entire family on Mivtzoim and purchasing Menorah kits,” organizers said. “We encourage all participants to become a parade VIP by sponsoring your car aside from having the Zechus of participating in the costs of this Major Mivtza Chanukah, the VIPs will also lead the parade.”
The Mitzvah Tank Office thanks the NYPD 71st pct. for making this year’s parade possible.
“We request that those participating in the parade should arrive at least half hour early, as we will be leaving in time,” organizers said.
We hope that it will be this parade, where we will end this Golus and March towards the Geulah Ha’amitis V’hashleima, with the Rebbe leading the way!
The parade is being organized by the Mitzvah Tank Organization, and under the auspices of Lubavitch Youth Organization.
For more info, email [email protected] or call the parade hotline @ 718-804-0077 Ext. 129
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