Jewish Businesses and COVID-19 Adaptations

A printed notice from Biegeleisen Seforim Store in Brooklyn, NY, stating that due to NYC guidelines, orders must be placed by phone, email, or text, with contact information listed.
Screenshot of a 2020 email advertisement for a two-day Amazon Bootcamp in the Catskills, hosted by the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, featuring Amazon boxes and event details.
Screenshot of a 2020 promotional email from J-Blasts/Jewish Community e-Blasts announcing the launch of Jewish-Crafts.com, featuring a website screenshot advertising Jewish arts and crafts supplies with flat-rate shipping.
Screenshot of a 2020 promotional email from KosherAds advertising marketing services—email blasts, sponsored social media posts, and website banner ads—to help Jewish organizations "re-open" during the pandemic.
A storefront window displays a sign for Spruce D'Vine Wine & Spirits advertising curbside pickup and free delivery, featuring a masked delivery worker with a hand truck stacked with boxes.
Screenshot of an email from Talkline Network, dated September 16, 2020, with the subject line "A message about Coronavirus," flagged as an external email, with the body content redacted.

This item originates from American Jewish Life.

Title
Jewish Businesses and COVID-19 Adaptations
Description
These adaptations include curbside pickup, online ordering, and shifting to online platforms.
Date Created
March 2020
May 2020
June 2020
July 2020
September 2020
Denomination
Judaism
Genre
email
e-newsletter
poster
Institution
A blue and white shield-shaped crest for Yeshiva University, featuring an illustrated Torah scroll at its center with Hebrew text above and below, and "YESHIVA UNIVERSITY" inscribed along the border.Yeshiva University Special Collections