Every program is a doorway — whether you're brand new to Jewish life or looking to go deeper.
Every Friday night, students gather around the Rabbi's table (and rotating student-hosted tables) for a home-cooked Shabbat meal, singing, and conversation — no experience or observance level required.
From Sukkot to Purim to Passover, we bring Long Island's Jewish calendar to life with student-friendly, hands-on holiday programming.
Personalized weekly learning partnerships (chavruta-style) matched to each student's interests and schedule — from Jewish philosophy to Talmud to Israeli history.
Subsidized trips — including partnerships with Birthright Israel and Olami's own Sinai Scholars and Israel study programs — that turn learning into a lived, personal connection.
Social mixers, learning happy hours, and holiday events built for grads and young professionals building Jewish life beyond the campus years.
A regular, visible presence at Hofstra University, Stony Brook University, Adelphi University, LIU Post, and other Long Island campuses — tabling, coffee chats, and dorm-room learning.
Hands-on volunteering — food packing, senior visits, and local service days — that connects Jewish values to visible, real-world impact.
An eight-week Olami-network course exploring the origins and ideas of Judaism through open discussion — no prior knowledge needed, college credit-style certificate on completion.
Reach out and we'll help you find the program that fits — or just come to a Shabbat dinner and see for yourself.
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