TYNI may not exist if it weren’t for their inspirational example. Note: Although Project Chodosh is not affiliated with The Yoshon Network Inc., we decided to help their cause by offering a Donation Form to help support their important work. We merely provide the form to download for your convenience. If you do not receive your printed version of the Guide, please contact Project Chodosh at The Yoshon Network has nothing to do with copies of the printed Guide. Note: Your order goes to Project Chodosh, NOT The Yoshon Network Inc.
Be sure to include your full name, address and phone number.Ī subscription is: $18 for US delivery US $20 for Canadian addresses or US $25 for Israel and overseas destinations. Fill out the order form, and either fax it to Project Chodosh at 84, or mail it to them with your check. To purchase a subscription for a hard copy of the printed “Guide to Chodosh”, download and print the order form. (For those who like the old fashioned method, it can also be printed directly and then filled out by hand.) Last, send it either by snail mail or fax to Project Chodosh, to the address/number on the form.
Once it has been completely filled out, you must save it again, or it will remain blank! Only after saving the completed form can you then print it out. Fill it out by checking the boxes and typing in the fields. This fillable form has been updated and improved! Follow these instructions: Download the form and save it to your computer. (You may use others that we haven’t included.Subscription for Printed Copies of the Guide Note that every family has different customs, so not all the simanim represented here may be relevant to you. Now, you do, with this free (and gorgeoussssss) simanim menu card from Between Carpools!ĭownload the FREE, Updated Simanim Cards:Ĭlick here to download the Ashkenazic VersionĬlick here to download the Sephardic Version Don’t you wish you had a card for each person, rather than passing around the machzorim? Next, what about when it’s time to say the “Yehi Ratzons” for the simanim. See below for the sources of all the dishes used in this tablescape. (And yes, those most adorable ever apple-shaped personal honey dishes from Set Your Table totally help). Plus…don’t the simanim, when served this way, make the table so pretty? No more passing around the bowls and checking if everyone received a portion/piece. There’s a lot of things we love about this Rosh Hashanah table. We’ve got the perfect way to serve the simanim and a beautiful simanim card download!
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