“We are truly grateful for your unwavering support, as we acknowledge that our accomplishments thus far would not have been possible without your invaluable contributions.”
Dear Mr. Leitman Bailey,
On behalf of the students at Rutgers University, it is with immense pleasure and gratitude that I extend my heartfelt thanks for your generous monetary contribution. Your extraordinary gift will have a profound impact on our sacred mission of preserving and sharing our proud heritage and traditions with thousands of young men and women.
Furthermore, your invaluable contribution will enable us to bring the illuminating love and wisdom of Torah Judaism to numerous campus students. Chabad House at Rutgers proudly serves as the largest “Center of Jewish Life” among all public universities worldwide. Nestled in the heart of the campus, our remarkable building complex boasts a Kosher Dining Hall capable of accommodating up to 770 students, two complete dormitories providing a comfortable home for 120 students, a newly expanded Sephardic Synagogue, fully equipped gyms, a comprehensive Judaica Library, and state-of-the-art Kosher Kitchen facilities.
These cutting-edge dormitories empower Chabad House to offer unparalleled services as a “full-service” facility for both men and women on the college campus. With your unwavering friendship and support, we hold firm in our confidence that the future ahead is filled with remarkable possibilities, and the state of Yiddishkeit at Rutgers University, as well as in central and southern New Jersey, will continue to thrive and flourish.
We are truly grateful for your unwavering support, as we acknowledge that our accomplishments thus far would not have been possible without your invaluable contributions. Your generosity has played an integral role in our journey, and for that, we are eternally thankful.
May Hashem bestow abundant blessings upon you and your cherished family. We extend our sincerest wishes for continued good health and resounding success in all your personal and communal endeavors.
With deep gratitude and warm regards,
Rabbi Yosef Carlebach