we make doing good doable.
Your hands-on destination for doing mitzvahs. We make doing mitzvahs easy and accessible for all.
to make doing good easier, more joyful, and more frequent. one more mitzvah at a time.
Mitzvah House is a grassroots organization, built on love of community and people who want to do good. We are not synagogue-based. We are completely mitzvah-based.
One good deed can change the world.
one mitzvah leads to another.
“A soul may come down to this world for 70 or 80 years, just to do one favor for another.”
We were bringing meals to a family whose mom was facing a medical crisis. While we looked for the address, a driver saw the Mitzvah Bus and pulled up, curious.
That chat led Jeffrey to put up a mezuzah and wrap tefillin. A few weeks later, at our Shavuot celebration, he was called to the Torah for his first aliyah in more than fifty years.
That’s Mitzvah House: one good deed leads to the next.
small acts, big impact.
- ~1,000homemade meals a year from Mitzvah Kitchen
- 460+volunteers in 2025
- 6public schools with a Jewish Heritage Club
- 3,000+families reached across Atlanta and the US
four ways to do good with us.
meet the Goldbergs.
We’re Zalmy and Chaya Goldberg, and our family is the team behind Mitzvah House. We both grew up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, with one shared dream: to make the world a better place.
After bringing light to more than a dozen countries, we made Dunwoody our home. Inspired by the Rebbe, we make it easy for everyone, from every background, to do one more mitzvah.
Come say hi.We’d love to meet you for coffee, or at our Shabbat table.
inspired by the Rebbe.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe changed how we think about one mitzvah. Each act of goodness adds immeasurable light. When we bring all those sparks together, we outshine the darkness.
You can make a difference. Do one more good deed.
questions? we’ve got answers.
Mitzvah House
What is Mitzvah House?
Your hands-on destination for doing mitzvahs. Mitzvah House makes doing mitzvahs easy and accessible for all. It’s not synagogue-based; it’s completely mitzvah-based.
Do I need to be a member?
No, everyone is welcome.
Where are your events held?
Our events are held at different places around the community. Each event lists its location on our Events page.
How do I hear about upcoming events?
Check our Events page, follow @mitzvahouse on Instagram, and subscribe with Keep Me Updated at the bottom of this page.
What does the word mitzvah mean?
A mitzvah is one of G-d’s commandments, and it has come to mean a good deed. Every mitzvah adds a little more light to the world.
Mitzvah Kitchen
What do Mitzvah Kitchen volunteers do?
Cook, bake, pack and deliver homemade meals. Come once or join our regular team. Dates are on our Events page.
Can I bring my company, school or group?
Yes. Groups of 10 or more can Host a Service Day.
Who gets meals, and how do I request one?
Meals go to people across Atlanta who are recovering, celebrating or going through a hard time. Use Request a Meal on the Kitchen page.
Jewish Heritage Club
What is the Jewish Heritage Club?
A club for Jewish students at public schools, now in 6 schools and in its 5th year: Jewish friends, a bagel breakfast and a fun Jewish activity.
How does my child join, or start a club?
Sign up on the JHC page, or email us the name of your school.
Mitzvah Bus
Can the Mitzvah Bus come to me? Is it free?
Yes, and yes, visits are free. We come to your home, office, school or event for tefillin, a mezuzah, Shabbat candles and more. Email us or call 678.769.4833.
Giving
What are the ways to give?
Give on our Donate page, by Zelle, Venmo or PayPal to hello@mitzvahhouse.com, or by check to Mitzvah House. You can also give appreciated stock, airline miles, a donor-advised fund (DAF) grant, real estate or a used car. Mitzvah House is a 501(c)(3), so your gift is tax-deductible.
let’s talk.
Questions, a meal request or a Mitzvah Bus visit? Tap to call or email.
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We are building a permanent home for mitzvahs: a kitchen, event space, library and kids’ play area.