To help make it easy for local students to register Chabad on Campus has opened a telephone ‘warmline’ (available during waking hours). The line will be answered by local trip experts who will help with the trip registration process and answer questions. Call or text 314-827-2525. 

“We anticipate extra demand this summer as there is a large group of applicants who were unable to travel during the height of the pandemic,” said Rabbi Hershey Novack of Chabad on Campus.

Birthright Israel trips are available to Jewish young adults who have never been to Israel on an educational tour with their peers. The program includes flights to Israel, accommodations at quality hotels, meals, a private bus, licensed tour guides, entry fees, emergency medical insurance, and more. A $250 deposit is required to secure a seat and will be returned after the trip.

The 10-day trip has two scheduled departure options for area students on May 16 and 23. Additional dates may be added based on need. To register for the trip, visit www.mayanot.me.

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