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The Ohio State University Chabad House gave out more than 100 dinners to Jewish OSU students and more than 50 prepared seder plates for Passover. The Chabad staff took social distancing measures and wore masks and gloves to prepare the dinners. The effort was directed by Rabbi Levi and Aviva Andrusier, and Rabbi Zalman and Sarah Deitsch.
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