Tying Jews Together Through Tzitzit

HELP US TIE DYE 613,000 PAIRS OF TZITZIT

Over 30,000 pairs strong, Baruch Hashem — and growing every day. Showing unity within the community, one colorful fringe at a time.

Every soul has a rainbow of colors. We come from twelve tribes, in every shade. The world is not black and white — it is filled with color.

Sponsor a Pair — $6.13Our Mission

Why Tie Dye Tzitzit?

Tzitzit is a Jewish garment that identifies us as a Jew — and proclaims, simply, "I am proud to be a Jew." You don't have to be keeping all 613 mitzvot to wear them. All it represents is that we are part of one nation, in all our colors.

Bright swirl-pattern tie-dyed tzitzit garment in pinks, purples and golds
Unity

Twelve Tribes, Many Colors

Hashem is gathering us from the four corners of the earth. Different tribes, different shades — one nation.

Three smiling children proudly wearing colorful tie-dye tzitzit

Kids Ask to Wear Them

Children put on tzitzit not because they're told to — but because it's fun. That's how a mitzvah becomes a lifelong joy.

Sunset orange and magenta tie-dyed cotton tzitzit garment

A Daily Reminder

The mitzvah of tzitzit reminds us of Hashem and the commandments — including loving every fellow Jew for who they are.

Hands dipping white tzitzit into vibrant buckets of colorful dye
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IT'S TIME TO REUNITE AS A NATION.

Our true job in this world is to enhance spirituality and brotherhood among Jews — to love each other as we would want to be loved. When we put on tie-dye tzitzit, we proclaim that we are proud to be Jewish and that we believe in Hashem.

Chazal teach that in the generation of Moshiach, everyone will be wearing tzitzit. With your help, we can see how that promise comes to life — one colorful pair at a time.

Help us, help you, bring Moshiach closer.

For Our Soldiers

DONATE A TIE-DYE TZITZIT T-SHIRT TO KEEP A SOLDIER SAFE, WARM & COMFORTABLE

For just $6.13, you can sponsor a tie-dye tzitzit T-shirt for a soldier. A small gift with a great big meaning — comfort, identity, and the prayers of a whole community stitched in.

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