We are now taking orders for Round Challah & Lulav/Etrog Set for High Holy Days.
 Please check our current store hours on this page and any change in the future.    Updated on 9/13/2021

What Makes a Gift Great?
A letter to our customers

Is it that it fulfills a need? That it's a surprise? That it proves you know what they like? That it proves you have good taste? Is it in the beauty of function wedding form? Is it in the gesture itself? Is a gift great because it encourages, reassures, inspires, comforts? Because it's timely? Because it reminds them of the past or shapes the future? Because it makes them laugh? Because it feels good to give?

Whatever your reasons for giving, whether you're giving to yourself or to another, the gift is what makes the world go round. In this pivotal moment in the evolution of the earth, giving is more crucial than ever. We must remind ourselves and each other we're here, we're part of the earth community, and that we all have so much to give.

The gift is an exchange. We must come together to make it happen.

We, at Dayenu, offer you, beloved customer, the gift of beautiful objects-- ritual items, locally crafted items, fair trade items, handmade items. Heirloom pieces and gag gifts. Prayers and politics. Talismans of protection and candles to honor memory. By visiting our store you bring us the gift of your presence, your smile and your company. You give us a glimpse into the diverse richness of the community. The purchases that you make here support a local family and the local economy. Thank you for being our partners in giving for the past 12 years.

-- The Dayenu Team

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STORE HOURS
During High Holy days 2021                                         
 
Thursday, 9/9 - Tuesday, 9/14                                                             REGULAR HOURS

Wednesday, 9/15 (Kol Nidre)                                10:00 – 3:00
Thursday, 9/16 (Yom Kippur)                CLOSED
 
Friday, 9/17                               10:00 – 3:00
 
Sunday, 9/19                                      12:00 – 3:00
 
Monday, 9/20 (Erev Sukkot)                 10:00 – 3:00
 
Tuesday, 9/21 – Wednesday, 9/22 (Sukkot) CLOSED

Thursday, 9/23 – Monday, 9/27             REGULAR HOURS

Tuesday, 9/28 – Wednesday, 9/29                 CLOSED
(Shemini Atzert/Simchat Torah) 
           
Regular hours resume on Thursday, 9/30.

Temporary Store Hours:
Sunday by appointment
Monday                10 - 4
Tuesday                10 - 4 
Wednesday           10 - 4
Thursday               10 - 4
  Friday                    10 - 3
​We will be open on Labor Day, September 6 from 10 to 3

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DAYENU JUDAICA in the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco 
3220 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94118 
(415) 563-6563  /  dayenujcc@gmail.com

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