It’s that time of year again folks! Please join us for DJJ’s 2025 Campaign Kickoff & Purim Party! 🎉We’ll be hard launching our 2025 campaigns after months of hard work from our incredible Campaign Selection Team 🙌  holding a costume contest (so make sure to show out), putting on a talent show, displaying art from local Jewish artists, noshing, partaking in an art build, and officially introducing our new Co-Director, Lisa Tencer! We’re so excited for you to join us on Sunday, March 16th from 2-5pm at the Downtown Synagogue in Detroit! RSVP and accessibility details below and don't forget your costume for the costume contest!!

Love DJJ and love Purim?  Make a donation to support our work - $18-36 suggested!

Masking & Accessibility: At DJJ, we prioritize community care and accessibility. While masks are not mandatory at our events, we strongly recommend their use to help protect one another, especially KN95 masks, which provide more protection than cloth masks. We encourage clear masks as an option to support lip-readers, as opaque masks can be a barrier to communication. We often share meals together, so please feel free to do what you need to feel comfortable in those situations. We also recommend testing for COVID-19 at home before attending large gatherings, particularly if you have any symptoms. Finally, we urge our community members to get vaccinated if possible, as it helps protect everyone. Your health and safety matter to us! Masks will be available at our events.

Parking: There are a few street parking spots right in front of the synagogue building with a nearby curb cut. There are several parking lots and street parking available close to the synagogue. The sidewalks in the area are relatively well-maintained and there are several (albeit somewhat bumpy) curb cuts. The lots will typically charge $10-25 and street parking is free on Sundays!

Building accessibility: There are no stairs to enter the building and there is an elevator to access each floor of the building. There are also several gender neutral bathrooms. 

There will also be a designated quiet area as well as a lightly supervised kids area. We're providing food and soft and hard drinks, and there are also water fountains with bottle refill stations throughout the building.

Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

Those of us who live middle (or upper-middle) class lives in Michigan may find it difficult to even contemplate the possibility of lacking water access.

For those living in Eretz Yisraelin pre-modern times, the degree to which rain fell in the fall and winter months following the festival of Sukkot determined their livelihoods. Abundant rain meant prosperity, while draughts meant starvation from lack of food and possible death from dehydration (Deuteronomy 11:14-17).

Thank you for visiting the DJJ Purim 2024 donation page! While there is no required fee to attend, your contribution helps us make this event a reality.

$0-36 sliding scale tickets! 

Update: This event has SOLD OUT and we currently have a waitlist! We also have a few volunteer roles open, please contact us if you'd like to claim one.

Thank you for visiting the ticket sales page for Wolfgang 2023! We are so excited to celebrate the social justice work of metro Detroit Jews and non-Jews who are fighting for a better world. Please either join our host committee or purchase individual tickets. You may choose whichever level feels right for you! 

Individual Tickets

(A range of payment levels to make everyone in our community welcome)

Join our Host Committee

All hosts will be listed online and on invitations, are invited to a private reception with the honorees before the event, and will receive a bundle of DJJ merchandise. In addition, hosts sponsoring at various levels will receive recognition as follows: