Tzedakah Box · The 770 Building
A faithful architectural miniature of Chabad World Headquarters,
studio-crafted in 3D print — a charity box that is both sculpture and mission.
Some buildings are just an address. And then there is one building, at 770 Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, that became the beating heart of an entire people — the house from which thousands of shluchim set out to every corner of the world; the house where the Lubavitcher Rebbe taught that no Jew is ever lost.
We chose to turn that building into a tzedakah box. Every window, every arch, every brick of the iconic façade is faithfully reproduced in a precise 3D-printed model, finished to a standard worthy of your living room, your office — and every room in your home. Because a charity box shouldn't hide in a drawer. It should be seen. It should remind. It should invite.
A pushka in every room — and the home becomes a "Mikdash Me'at"
The Lubavitcher Rebbe called, again and again, for a tzedakah box to be placed in every single room of the home — not only by the entrance, but in the living room, the kitchen, the bedroom, the children's room and the workplace. His explanation touches the heart:
When a tzedakah box is fixed to the wall of a room, the entire room changes. It is no longer merely a room — it is a room with a constant mitzvah, a home built on giving. And so the whole house becomes a "Mikdash Me'at" — a small sanctuary where the Divine presence dwells.
The 770 pushka takes that directive one step deeper: not just a charity box in every room — but the Rebbe's own house on your wall, reminding you with every glance and every coin where it all began and where it is all going. An education in giving that children see with their own eyes, every single day.
From the Needle to the Sacred
My name is Eitan Nehushtan. For a full decade I was a tattoo artist — I learned the craft in India at 22, and more than 3,000 people passed under my hands. I loved the art, but looking back, I felt there was no blessing in that money.
In recent years I have been on a journey — back to my roots. I began learning Tanya at my local Chabad house, and the Rebbe became a source of inspiration unlike any other. So I made a decision: to stop. I put down the needle, and turned the room where I once tattooed into a Judaica studio — the same hands, the same love of art and precision, now in the service of holiness.
Today I design and craft mezuzahs, washing cups and tzedakah boxes — and the 770 pushka is my personal tribute to the Rebbe, to the path, and to the tikun I am living.
These pieces are part of my tikun.
Whoever buys one — becomes a partner in it.
The Craft
Every box is made in our studio in Israel using advanced 3D-printing technology, layer by layer, then hand-finished with care.
The result: architectural precision in the smallest details, lasting durability, and the presence of a collector's piece.
Straight from the studio — a pushka being built, layer by layer
A faithful rendering of the 770 façade — the arches, the windows and the famous triple gable
Gold · Silver · Copper — custom colors available for an additional fee
Designed for easy, secure hanging — always at eye level, just as the Rebbe asked
* Photos are for illustration only. Each box is individually printed and hand-finished, so slight shade variations may occur between on-screen colors and the final product.
Sizes & Pricing
Bar & Bat Mitzvahs · housewarmings · gifts for shluchim and Chabad houses · birthdays and community events.
Instead of another object forgotten on a shelf — a gift that brings a mitzvah into the home and stays for generations.
Chabad houses, schools, chesed organizations and communities — we'll gladly build a dedicated offer with meaningful quantity discounts, including custom options. Talk to us.
This pushka — live on Israel's Channel 14
I walked into the "HaPatriotim" studio and presented Yinon Magal with the 770 pushka — watch the moment:
From "HaPatriotim" · courtesy of Channel 14 · July 2026
Every coin that enters this box —
another brick in the building, more light in the home, another step in the tikun.
TIKUN