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OU Savitsky Home Relocation Fair 2027 IN-PERSON IN MANHATTAN

The OU’s Savitsky Relocation Fair is scheduled for Sunday, May 23  in Manhattan. It is sponsored by the Savitsky Communal Growth Initiative and Emerging Career Professionals (ECP) Departments.

This is an In-Person Fair — the first since Fall 2019 before COVID!  (For security purposes, the exact location will be announced closer to the event)

The 2027 Fair is specifically geared for singles, young couples and families and is the best way to showcase your community’s amenities to attract young Orthodox families looking to relocate.

This is a smaller Fair with a select group of  hand-picked communities — Your community is invited to apply for a booth!
You must complete the online application below by Friday, November 20, 2026 to be considered for a booth.

Fees:
Basic booth: $1500
Early Bird!:  $1200  — Complete payment must be made on-time as scheduled with the acceptance email. If the complete payment is not fully paid at the time of acceptance, $750 is required to hold the spot with the final payment of $750 due within a month.
Optional upgrades will be announced later — including Auditorium sessions within the venue.

Payments can be made:

  • Online with credit card through OU secure payment links.
  • Check payments must be sent by Fedex/Express Mail/tracking number to ensure proper receipt

Questions? Please contact Rebbetzin Judi Steinig,  Director, Community Programs, Fair Coordinator at steinigj@ou.org; 646-248-0743

Please apply for the Fair with the form below:

Savitsky Community Fair 2027: Booth Application

  • Location name -- not name of synagogue or organization
  • (Complete URL is needed with https://)
  • * This individual will be the main contact throughout the process of preparing for the Fair. S/he will be responsible for disseminating information to all communal organizations involved and will be authorized to submit and approve information that represents the community.
  • (i.e., discounted school tuition, JCC, synagogue memberships, financial assistance, etc.)