Your name, in a thousand hands

A thousand cups carry your name into the places you want to be known, and you're the one who paid for them.

What a business gets

An ad asks people for their attention. A cup is already in their hand, every morning, for as long as the coffee lasts.

The name on it is the name that paid for it. In this community, being the one who put the cups in the beis medrash is remembered longer than the name itself. That's the part you're really buying, and it sits alongside whatever else you already advertise in.

A thousand of these, with your name where this one has ours.

What it involves

1
You sponsor a thousand cups and send us your name and one line under it.
2
We send you the artwork. Nothing is printed until you're happy with it.
3
The cups go into the stock, and shuls, kollels and yeshivas take from it.

Questions

Why a thousand?
Below a thousand the price per cup climbs steeply, so a thousand is the smallest amount worth printing.
What goes on the cup?
Your name, and one short line under it. Enough to know who you're and how to reach you.
Where do the cups end up?
In the stock, and from there into whichever shuls, kollels and yeshivas come and take them.
How long before they're out there?
Printing takes up to three weeks. After that it depends how fast places take them.
Can I sponsor in somebody's memory instead?
Yes. A family name and a line of dedication works the same way as a business name.

Start with a message

Tell us the name you want on them.

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