Alyssa Malerman

Nazun

Nazun builds communities of leaders inspired and equipped to take action against hunger. Volunteers come together weekly, baking and selling 30 to 300 loaves of challah, often in creative flavors like chocolate chip, peanut butter-chocolate chip, parsley-sage-rosemary-and-thyme, cinnamon sugar, sun-dried tomato--the possibilities are endless! Each campus chapter donates 50% of its profits to our national cause, Swipe out Hunger, and 50% to support local organizations For all the volunteers and many of the customers, Nazun provides opportunities to be involved in a fun and dedicated community, address humanitarian problems, develop and practice new skills like baking and marketing, gain business and leadership experience, engage in traditions of challah and tzedakah, become involved in advocacy and other forms of activism, and more. The national non-profit provides support to the chapters, in the forms of expertise, management tools, and materials. Nazun also hosts training and learning opportunities for chapter leaders and volunteers, including our Leadership Summits. Visit www.nazun.org for more information.