become a chapter
A mitzvah project. A simcha. A jeep club, a cruise you sail every year, a classroom, a crew of friends. Any of them can charter a local Kosher Duck Revolution chapter and start spreading Jewish joy in your own corner of the world. Your ducks, your drops, your name on the map.
why a chapter
A movement grows when the people carrying it don't have to wait for permission. A chapter puts the ducks — and the joy — in your hands: your community, your tags, your QR codes, your launches. You run the drops; every duck your people find lands on the same growing map, under your chapter's name. It's grassroots by design.
Print-ready tag artwork carrying your chapter's name and a QR code that sends finders to the page where they add their find, credited to your chapter, so it shows up on your page and the shared map. We design it; you print and tie.
Your chapter joins the sightings map and the chapter directory — every duck your people drop shows up under your name.
What a chapter actually does with eighteen ducks: where they go, the rhythm after the first week, and the four house rules.
A run through the year — Sukkot, Chanukah, Purim, the afikoman at Pesach — so there is always a fresh reason to drop.
Reorder at your chapter price — $6 a duck, by the flock of ten (plus shipping). Restock anytime, for a drop of any size.
Part of every duck funds AIC's education, community, and relief work.
two ways in
One low, one-time charter — no annual dues — and you're an official chapter. Bigger organizations get their own path.
Mitzvah projects · celebrations · jeep clubs · cruises · classrooms · a crew of friends
Ten times chai — your starter flock and kit included. Reorder ducks anytime at your chapter price: $6 a duck, by the flock of ten (plus shipping).
JCCs, Hillels, Federations, large nonprofits, multi-site campaigns
A custom partnership, scoped to what you're building.
Charter details are set with AIC — reach out and we'll get you set up.
how it works
Step 1
Reach out, pick your chapter name, and charter your local Revolution. One-time, and you are official.
Step 2
Your ducks in the post, and your tag artwork, QR codes, chapter page, and drop playbook ready to print.
Step 3
Seed your community with joy. Every duck your people find lands on the shared map, under your chapter.
let's do this
A few details about your chapter, then you'll head to secure checkout for the one-time $180 charter — your 18-duck starter flock and kit included.
We've got your details, and we'll be in touch to get you chartered and shipped.
chapters + finders
thinking about it?
One charter sets your local Revolution up to run itself: a starter flock of 18 kosher ducks, your own co-branded tags and QR codes, a chapter page, and a spot on the sightings map, and the drop playbook with seasonal ideas. After that, your people drop — and every duck they hide lands on the map under your chapter's name.
One hundred eighty dollars, one time — ten times chai — with your 18-duck starter flock and full kit included. No annual dues. When you run low, chapters reorder at $6 a duck by the flock of ten, plus shipping.
Anyone with somewhere to hide a duck. A bar or bat mitzvah project, a simcha you're planning, a jeep club, a cruise you sail every year, a classroom, a shul, or six friends with a group chat. You don't need a budget line or a board vote — you need a corner of the world and the will to seed it. Bigger organizations — JCCs, Hillels, Federations, multi-site campaigns — get their own path; reach out and we'll scope it with you.
Same instinct, kosher twist. Jeepers have been ducking each other's rigs for years, and cruisers have been hiding ducks on ships even longer — we love it, and our ducks play by the same rules. A kosher duck adds a QR code that lands your find on a worldwide map, a little Hebrew on the tag, and a chapter name behind it. Hide one on a Wrangler in a parking lot or on a lido deck railing. Someone smiles either way.
You do. Your tags carry your chapter’s name, and the QR code on them sends finders to the page where they add their find, credited to your chapter, so it shows up on your page and the shared map — so a duck your chapter drops is unmistakably yours, and still part of the whole flock.
We design them; you print them. When you charter, we build your chapter's tag artwork — your name, your QR code, print-ready — and you run it off at home or at a copy shop and tie one onto each duck. Tying tags onto eighteen ducks turns out to be a good excuse for a table, a few volunteers, and an hour of talking. It also keeps the charter at $180 instead of a print bill, and you can reprint whenever you want, in whatever quantity, for as long as your chapter runs. Don't want to print at all? Your ducks arrive with our standard Kosher Duck tags in the box — tie those on and you're ready to drop.
Tell us who you are and where you want to spread the joy — a classroom, a congregation, a bar mitzvah in the spring, a ship you board every winter. We'll help you charter it and get your first ducks in the water.
