As the Jewish calendar turns to the new year, Chabad of Poland is marking a record year of humanitarian and spiritual impact, driven by an ongoing commitment to serving Jews in crisis and rebuilding Jewish life in a country historically associated with loss • Full Story

A hoard of artifacts believed to have been hidden by their Jewish owners during WWII has been uncovered in Poland, shedding light on the lives of those affected by the atrocities of the war • Full Story, Photos

The Honorable Andrzej Duda, President of Poland, was present at the funeral of Mr. Edward Mosberg. Edward Mosberg, who passed away at 96, was a world-renowned Holocaust Survivor and Educator. He traveled the world and spoke to audiences throughout North America, Europe, and Israel. Most recently he was honored with the “Eternal Light Award” from Chabad House at Rutgers University’s 43rd National Founder’s Anniversary Dinner • Full Story, Photos

Miriam escaped Ukraine on her own as her husband was forced to stay and fight. Miriam was in her eighth month of pregnancy, and she escaped with her three children in the backseat of the car. She was filled with anxiety at the thought of having nowhere to birth the baby, but at the border of Poland, she was greeted by Rebbetzin Dina Stambler of Chabad of Poland. Mrs. Stambler assured Miriam that Chabad would help with everything • Full Story, Video

More than a month after the launch of Russia’s invasion, thousands of refugees have already left Ukraine. Some joined makeshift camps, others flew to Europe or to Israel. And then there are those, Jews for the most part, who are taken care of on an ad hoc basis by associations such as the Chabad of Poland • Full Story, Photos, Video