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Get involved.

Adopt a duck, drop it somewhere joyful, and share the sighting. That's the whole revolution — and there's a spot for everyone in it.

A whole flock of Kosher Duck Revolution rubber ducks in little felt hats, gathered around a Shalom card, some wearing hamsa and Star of David charms
the whole flock, in on it

Bring a drop to your community.

Quackers have brought ducks to shul open houses, JCC celebrations, army-base BBQs, and community festivals — anywhere a room could use more smiles. Schools, synagogues, JCCs, federations, businesses: if you're planning something, we'll help you seed it. Want to run your own drops — your community, your tags, your name on the map? Charter a chapter.

real drops, straight from the map

Found ducks at school
Seattle, Washington, USAFound ducks at school
Bar Mitzvah Project
Jerusalem, IsraelBar Mitzvah Project
Israel Independence Day
Dunwoody, Georgia, USAIsrael Independence Day
Multicultural lacrosse night
Suwanee, Georgia, USAMulticultural lacrosse night
Sharing is caring
Atlanta, Georgia, USASharing is caring
Festival
Dunwoody, Georgia, USAFestival

say hello

Let's talk ducks.

Volunteering, hosting a drop, a partnership, or pitching a Jewish Joy column — tell us what you have in mind and we'll write back.

from the flock

Why people join in.

  • My mother just passed, and I was asking for a sign… the first thing I saw was the Star of David on its head, then the Hebrew on its chest. I believe it was my mother telling me hello, and that she’s now at peace.

    Anderson, South Carolina— a finder at a car washsee it on the map →

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