Rosh Hashanah 5787 · Detroit

Bring the Simanim
to Your Table

לשנה טובה ומתוקה

Order a beautiful, ready‑to‑heat simanim package for the New Year — and help a Detroit family in need. Just $25. Pick up Sunday, September 6, or have it delivered.

$25Per simanim package
Sun, Sept 6Pickup day
+$5Optional delivery
100%Helps Detroit families
Order Your Package

A full simanim tray, ready to heat

$25per package
Six simanim, prepared and ready — with a card of every blessing. Pick up free, or add delivery for $5.
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Pick Up — Free

Sunday, September 6, 2026

Collect your package at one of two community locations:

Ellie Stoll
25275 Southwood Drive
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Sharon Green
26211 Harding
3:00 – 5:00 PM
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Delivery — +$5

Brought right to your door

Prefer to have it delivered? Add $5 and our volunteers will bring your simanim package to you before Yom Tov. Choose delivery when you order, or just ask us.

Package + delivery
$25 package  +  $5 delivery
Total $30 delivered

How to Order & Pay

1
Order onlineFill out the quick order form, choosing packages and pickup or delivery.
2
Pay securely onlinePay online, or mail a check payable to Matan B'Seter Detroit.
3
Pick up or receiveCollect on Sun, Sept 6 at a location above — or we'll deliver it to you.
In Every Package

The Simanim & their blessings

On the nights of Rosh Hashanah we eat symbolic foods, each with a yehi ratzon — a prayer for the year ahead. Every package includes six, with this card.

Lend a Hand

Volunteer to deliver

Have an hour before Rosh Hashanah? Help deliver simanim packages to families around the community. It's a beautiful, easy way to do a mitzvah before the New Year.

Questions? Reach Deana "Dee‑Dee" Berman
With Gratitude to Our Sponsors
Our Mission
עניי עירך קודמין
“The needy of your city take precedence.”
— The principle guiding Matan B'Seter Detroit since 1989

Every simanim package you order helps Matan B'Seter provide critical, dignified financial aid to families right here in the Metropolitan Detroit Jewish community. The giving is done quietly — matan b'seter, "giving in secret" — and every dollar goes to fellow Detroiters.