On Sunday night, following the Kinus Hashluchim gala banquet that took place that afternoon, the Shluchim sat down with Anash and Bochurim and Farbrenged throughout the night in 770. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Shneur Reinitz • Photos

At the Kinus Hashluchim banquet this year, like every year, 150 Shluchim won raffles for grants of various amounts to help them on the Shlichus. The grants were arranged by the Vaad Hakinus • Full List

The Gala Banquet of the International Kinus Hashluchim took place Sunday at 12:00 PM, with 20,000 Shluchim and Anash participating virtually and 150 Shluchim who met the criteria to attend in person were in 770 for the banquet. ChabadInfo.com is proud to present the third exclusive gallery of the banquet. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

The Gala Banquet of the International Kinus Hashluchim took place Sunday at 12:00 PM, with 20,000 Shluchim and Anash participating virtually and 150 Shluchim who met the criteria to attend in person were in 770 for the banquet. ChabadInfo.com is proud to present the second exclusive gallery of the banquet. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

The Gala Banquet of the International Kinus Hashluchim took place Sunday at 12:00 PM, with 20,000 Shluchim and Anash participating virtually and 150 Shluchim who met the criteria to attend in person were in 770 for the banquet. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

This year the Kinus Hashluchim gala banquet took place in 770 with a limited in person crowd and many Shluchim participating virtually. ChabadInfo.com photographer, Chaim Tuito, took pictures of the moments before the banquet began, of all the set up and preparations that went into setting up the Shul for the event • Photos

The Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar, who came to Crown Heights for the Kinus Hashluchim, was seen today in Kiryas Yoel inspecting a Shechita plant together with the Satmar Rov of Kiryas Yoel, R’ Aharon Teitelbaum.

A panel for Bochurim was held last night, Motzei Shabbos, in the Eshel Hotel with various Shluchim regarding going out on Shlichus. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

Last night, a special Melava Malka was held in the Eshel hall and online for all the Shluchim. Today, the grand banquet will be taking place at 12:00 PM. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

The weekly central Moshiach Shiur in 770 for Anash and Temimim that takes place Thursday night has a special treat this past week with Rabbi Nir Gavriel, one of the Shluchim in Tel Aviv who came in for the Kinus giving the Shiur. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Mendy Kotlyar • Photos

With many Shluchim unable to attend the Kinus in person, the Shluchim of Kiryat Malachi, ER”Y, posed for a group photo together tonight at their local Kinus.

In an ordinary year, tonight would’ve been the grand banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim. Due to the circumstances this year where a lot of Shluchim cannot be in person for the Kinus, the banquet will be taking place tomorrow at 12:00 PM EST to accommodate all time zones and a special Melava Malka will be taking place tonight • Watch Live

Today, Crown Heights and 770 were bustling with action as Anash and Shluchim prepared for the Shabbos of the official opening of the Kinus Hashluchim. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

Today, the Shluchim enjoyed the many workshops and sessions on various aspects of Shlichus, from Chinuch, to helpful tips on preparing a good class and everything in between. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

Last night, a special session on the topic of 70 years of the Rebbe’s Nesius took place at the Kinus Hashluchim. Among those that addressed the Shluchim was Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hakohen Hendel, the director of the Chabad World Center to Greet Moshiach and Shluchim from ER”Y Rabbi Shloime Dickstein, Rabbi Menachem Tal and Rabbi Mendy Friedman. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

The dozens of Shluchim who managed to attend this year’s Kinus in person enjoyed a lavish breakfast yesterday morning giving them the ability to catch up with their fellow Shluchim from around the world. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

Tune in to hear five young Shluchim share their successes and talk about their paths to today and their plans for tomorrow. In addition to what is sure to be a fascinating roundtable discussion, there will also be an intriguing presentation by one individual who has taken his own unique path in life • Full Details, Watch Live

Today, the Kinus Hashluchim got off to a start for those able to attend in person in the Eshel building with registration and a number of conferences. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Chaim Tuito • Photos

On a regular year, 770 would’ve been packed this morning with Shluchim, but due to the current circumstances, only those that fit the criteria issued by the Rabbonim and doctors are allowed to come. Nonetheless, those Shluchim that met the requirements were seen arriving today. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Shneur Reinitz • Photos

This Wednesday, the International Kinus Hashluchim of 5781 will commence, beginning five days overflowing with relevant programming and content. The official annual Kinus opening is marked with the Rebbe’s Farbrengen on Shabbos afternoon. The Va’ad HaKinus has released the full program • Full Program

With only one week left to the Kinus, the ‘Vaad Hakinus’ published a letter to all Shluchim reiterating that only Shluchim that fit the Rabbonim and doctor’s criteria can come and asked of every Shliach that fits the criteria to come and represent those that cannot make it • Full Letter

In recent years, the Vaad Hakinus of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch initiated the custom of awarding large financial grants to Shluchim, both to assist with covering their airfare, and as a financial award toward their Shlichus year-round. Combined, these awards would total in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and this year will be no different regardless if the Shluchim are not flying into the Shchuna for the Kinus • Full Story