Enjoy challah while baking the world a more just, equitable, and compassionate place!
TOGETHER WE RISE
KNEAD. PRAY. LOVE.
Challah Back Girls™ is partnering with Yesh Tikva for TWO challah bakes you won’t want to miss!
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 @ 11:15AM EST
for a challah baking workshop in White Plains, NY
&
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 @ 7:30PM EST
for a challah baking workshop in Teaneck, NJ
Please share with your friends, family, and colleagues in the region!
we can’t wait to break bread with you
Bring Challah Back to You!
Challah Back Girls™ (CBG) wants to come to YOU to bring people together for a greater purpose. From challah braiding to interactive discussion, we offer extensive programming experience to break bread with folks in your hometown. Let's customize an event for the people in your community and challah back together!
ABOUT Challah Back Events
CONNECTION
BREAKING BREAD
BREAKING BREAD
Challah Back Girls was founded in 2020 by four siblings who recognized a need to build bridges, break bread, and commit to anti-racist work.
BREAKING BREAD
BREAKING BREAD
BREAKING BREAD
We offer a range of programs to engage individuals and families in communities across North America. Our programs are designed to meet the unique needs and goals of the diverse communities we partner with.
SOCIAL ACTION
BREAKING BREAD
SOCIAL ACTION
All of our programming highlights diversity and different cultures in an uplifting and exciting manner. Infused with values of Tikkun Olam (repair the world), we facilitate memorable and enriching experience for all attendees.
SUPPORT OUR WORK FURTHER
We are thrilled to introduce a delightful way for you to contribute to the work we love doing. If you enjoy our content and resources and want to show your appreciation, you can now "Buy Me a Coffee" and join our community of generous supporters.
Your contribution will help us grow and continue to bake for a more just and compassionate world. We are so very grateful for your generosity in advance!
Pinktober Challah for Awareness
Our Pinktober Challah symbolizes care, strength, and community.
Send one to a survivor, someone in treatment, or a loved one—or bring it to your Shabbat table to raise awareness and share support!