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Established over thirty years ago, the Chabad Center is a thriving local Jewish organization. Its goal is to connect every Jewish resident in the MetroWest. To provide residents with high-level resources, study and quality Jewish programming. And to be a welcoming space, a beacon of education and a force of positivity.
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