A home for your kid, right by campus.
Since 2005, Rabbi Tzvi and Rivky Bronchtain have been looking out for Jewish students at UNLV. Shabbat dinners, holidays, kosher food and a family to lean on, a few minutes from campus.
More than a dinner. A place to belong.
Shabbat dinner
A home-cooked, multi-course Shabbat dinner every Friday night during the semester.
Every holiday
High Holidays, Sukkot, Chanukah, Purim and Passover Seders, so no one celebrates alone.
Someone to call
Rabbi Tzvi and Rivky are a phone call or text away, for big questions and hard weeks alike.
Real food
A kosher kitchen and plenty to eat, from Monday dinners to challah nights.
At their pace
Classes, Torah study and one-on-one learning, as much or as little as your student wants.
A Jewish community
Weekly programs, trips and nights out with other Jewish students at UNLV.
Good questions. Honest answers.
Is Chabad only for Orthodox students?
No. Chabad UNLV welcomes every Jewish student, whatever their background or level of observance.
Will my student feel pressured?
Chabad meets every student at their own pace and comfort level. Students take part in as much or as little as they like.
Is the food kosher?
Yes. Meals at the Chabad House are prepared in a kosher kitchen.
How close is it to campus?
The Chabad House is a few minutes from UNLV, and some programs, like Pizza & Parsha, happen right on campus.
How can I support Chabad UNLV?
Chabad UNLV runs on the generosity of parents, alumni and friends. You can give online, or reach out to Rabbi Tzvi about sponsoring a Shabbat or event.
Someone's first Shabbat is on you.
Your gift puts a student at the Shabbat table this Friday.