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Collectible Ducks
Kosher-themed, hand-decorated rubber ducks — each a character, each with a QR-coded tag that opens straight to the community.
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Mitzvahs
That Float.
A global movement spreading Jewish joy, unity, and kindness — one duck at a time. Hide a duck, find a duck, share the smile.
If hate can go viral, why can't love?
Official duck · שלוםquack mazel!10,000ducks made
18countries spotted in
67sightings on the map
the flock, in the wild
Real ducks. Real strangers. Real smiles.
Every photo streaming past was sent in by a Quacker who found a duck out in the world — a car wash in Carolina, a cruise buffet in the Bahamas, the Chagall windows in Jerusalem.
spotted around the world
Ducks have turned up in 18 countries — carried by the people who found them.
USAIsraelThe BahamasItalyCanadaPortugalUSVIPuerto RicoAustraliaHong KongColombiaPolandIndiaCambodiaJamaicaGreeceThailandUK
the revolution, in three parts
Everything floats from here.
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Global Community of Quackers
From Atlanta to Athens, from Yellowstone to Jerusalem — Quackers hide, find, and share ducks around the world.
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Learn While You Quack
Every duck is a doorway — to a mitzvah, a story, a bit of Jewish joy, and a wide-open welcome to the curious.
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Hide it. Find it. Pass it on.
Hide it
Tuck a duck somewhere a stranger will grin to find it: a park bench, an airplane tray table, the rail of a cruise ship.
Find it
Every duck comes with a tag, and the tag carries a QR code. Scan it and the sightings map opens up, showing where this little traveler has already been.
Pass it on
Snap a photo, add it to the map, and hide the duck again for the next person.
then it starts all over again
One duck, many hands. That's how a rubber duck turns up at Times Square, the Chagall windows in Jerusalem, and on a flight over the Atlantic.
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Fresh sightings.
Lake Lanier, Georgia, USA
Ducky's Ice Run
This little duck was waiting for me in the parking lot on a much-needed water and ice run on 5 July. Thanks for the smiles.
Adel, Georgia, USA
Circle K Duck
The duck landed on our gladiator safely.
Newport, Rhode Island, USA
Marriott Restaurant Newport
We were enjoying a pint over a beautiful sunset and came across this cutie.
From a cruise-ship buffet in the Bahamas to the Chagall windows in Jerusalem, a car wash in South Carolina to a burger joint in Athens — every pin is somebody's good day.
Real sightings shared by Quackers — a few of many. Spotted a duck? Add yours through the form.
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Fresh from the columns.
Two weekly Jewish Joy columns — a turn through the Torah portion, and a catch of everyday sparks. Free to read.
Finding the Joy
Uriel ben Avraham
July 11, 2026
The Signs Are in French Now
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Spiritual Sparks
Rabbi Ze'ev Smason
July 9, 2026
Finding a Sense of Where You Are
Read →Finding the JoyUriel ben Avraham
July 3, 2026
At Its Set Time
Pinchas's closing chapters — the offerings calendar — read through setting up a first kitchen in Kiryat Shmona on a pilot trip: the korbanot as food, fire, and aroma at set times (28:2), Shabbat's offering stacked on the daily tamid (28:10), the 17 Tammuz cessation of the tamid sitting beside the parsha that commands it, and a motorcycle solidarity convoy buying lunch in the battered north as the daily rhythm resuming.
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Joy is the strategy.
Antisemitism grabs the headlines. Our answer is joy that is bigger, brighter, and more contagious than the hate — Jewish pride, spread in public, one smile at a time. The doors are wide; the Jewish core is unapologetic.