The Chai Tea Vol. 12

Shavua Tov everyone!

I was traveling to DC last night and truthfully, I forgot to schedule this to go out before I left. Hence, why this is landing in your inbox this morning. I’m going to keep this short and sweet…I have an amazing day ahead of me today.

Make sure you’re following along on my IG today, I’m in DC for the ADL’s In Concert Against Hate—-and I’m taking you all along for the ride with me.

Just a quick reminder as you read through this week’s issue. My ask of you when it comes to what I share here is VERY SIMPLE:

FOLLOW THEM, SHARE THEM WITH YOUR FRIENDS + COMMUNITY, or BUY FROM THEM.

Show them the love.

If you like what you see here, share this newsletter with your friends, encourage them to subscribe too! We’re better together…and the larger our community around here, the bigger the difference we can make.

If you have a business we should meet, please pass them this form to fill out. Questions or comments—-feel free to hit reply and let me know. It’s my goal to continue to highlight Jewish-owned businesses and I would love for you to share your favorites with me too!

Are you ready to put some good back into this world?

The tea’s been brewing…and now I’m ready to spill.

See you next week.

Same time, same place.

XX,

Lindsay Pinchuk, Founder of The Chai Tea

In no particular order… I’m spilling 18 ways you can support our tribe this week.

1. Meet Roni Golan, Founder of Roni Golan Art and The Underground: Roni is I an art gallery/venue owner and a traveling collaborative painter at private and public events He is also a HUGE believer in Tikkun Olam. When we asked him how he puts Tikkun Olam back into the world he shared, “ First of all by self Tikkun and by spreading what i’ve learned and experienced throughout my life. At this stage everything I do; my art the lectures I give, the conversations I have are about making this world a better place. This is not a choice but my duty.” Show Roni some love. FOLLOW, VISIT HIS WEBSITE FOR. MORE INFO OR TO BOOK AN EVENT.

UPCOMING EVENTS, EXHIBITS AND MORE…

2. NOVA EXHIBIT: I know I share about the Nova Festival Exhibit a lot, but I do so because everyone MUST see this exhibit. If you have the chance, please, GO. Bring friends with you. Bring non-Jewish friends with you. There is a limited pop-up of the exhibit in Detroit starting this week. CLICK HERE for DETROIT INFO and Miami opens on December 18th. TICKETS ARE ON SALE HERE. 

3. ADL In Concert Against Hate is TONIGHT in Washington, D.C: Now, more than ever we need to be not only fighting hate, but coming together to celebrate those brave enough to do so. Even if you can’t be in DC on Monday night for this star-studded event, you can FOLLOW the ADL for concert coverage.

4. December 4th, Fierce Advocates, Warriors Fighting Against Jew Hatred, an End Jew Hatred Event: I am beyond honored to be a part of this event. If you’re in the NY area, please join End Jew Hatred & The Lawfare Project for a conversation amongst fierce advocates Michelle Ahdoot, Aliza Licht, Lizzy Savetsky, Tanya Zuckerbrot, & Lindsay Pinchuk. REGISTER HERE

CHECK OUT THESE AWESOME JEWISH-OWNED SMALL BUSINESSES

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5. Little Latke: I can finally let the cat out of the bag—-this product is AMAZING. Little Latke is the first-ever shelf-stable potato latke crisps. This exciting new snack innovation, inspired by a love for nostalgic flavors, brings an irresistible salty and savory flavor, and a satisfying crunch to each bite. Little Latke makes the taste of tradition mainstream with a modern twist.  FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

6. Send Me Waffles: Send Me Waffles® specializes in authentic Belgian Liege waffles—shipped, ready to eat, and perfect for any occasion. They are redefining the waffle experience with a product that will change everything you thought you knew about waffles! FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

7. Love Me Gluten Free: Love Me Gluten Free is a dedicated gluten-free subscription box that helps subscribers explore and discover new gluten-free brands and products every month. Their boxes are 100% safe for people with celiac disease and gluten intolerance. FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

8. Diana Peters Designs: Diana Peters Designs is all about creating unique, beautiful jewelry that brings joy to those who wear it. From custom pieces to the latest trends, each design is crafted with love. FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

9. Seedly: Seedly makes organic dark chocolate seed bark that’s both healthy and delicious. Their mission is to make superfood snacks accessible and enjoyable, supporting healthier choices every day. FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

10. XOXO, frances: Your local North Shore, Chicago source for custom and semi-custom fine stationery and invitations, and party essentials for every occasion. FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

11. Biggie Sweets: Personalizes candy boxes, bags and treats chock full of colorful fun making all celebrations and occasions biggie sweet! FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

12. Jewel’s Den Jewelry: Handmade custom jewlery with a focus on Judaica pieces, ranging from Hebrew name necklaces to everything and anything in between. While each piece is made with love, Jewel’s Den has been very involved in donating to the Magen David Adom Fund. FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

Keep these Jewish-owned companies in mind as you’re thinking about holiday gifts—-and not just for your family. These items make great gifts for your clients, friends, neighbors…anyone on your list. And speaking of which…The Chai Tea Hanukkah Gift Guide spills in next week’s edition.

13. Zabar’s New York Deli Experience: You can send this anywhere in the country with Goldbelly.com. FOLLOW, SHARE and SEND

14. Big Fat Cookie: An amazing option for anyone on your list or for a holiday party. Also, the inspiration behind this newsletter—-so I will mention them always and often. FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

15. Inspiro Tequila: Not only Jewish-owned, but female founded as well. One of my favorite gifts to give all year round. FOLLOW, SHARE and BUY

16. Zingerman’s Deli: You don’t have to be a University Michigan alumto appreciate Zingermans’s. I don’t know anyone who wouldn’t want to receive a package from them over the holidays. FOLLOW, SHARE and SEND

17. Seed and Mill: I never miss a chance to stop at Seed + Mill when I’m in NYC. For the holidays you can send their gift boxes of tahini or halva…truly a fan favorite.  FOLLOW, SHARE and SEND

18. IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR SUPPORT, CHECK OUT ROOTED, A Online Gathering for the Jewish Community and Our Allies from Karen Schachter. This is a free place to connect, receive support, and be in community.

    Each session will be a combination of teaching, discussion, and sharing; and will be 60-75 minutes in length.  RSVP HERE

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