Get a FREE Braille or Large Print Jewish Calendar by Mail: free sample: JBI Library offers complimentary braille and large print Jewish calendars delivered directly to your

At a glance: Free, no purchase needed. Request it online. For US Only. Posted November 13, 2026.

JBI Library offers complimentary braille and large print Jewish calendars delivered directly to your home. These calendars are part of their extensive accessible collection, provided through a partnership with the Library of Congress to support blind and print-disabled individuals.

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Posted November 13, 2026; not re-checked since. No members have reported it closed.
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Available in US Only.

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JBI Library offers complimentary braille and large print Jewish calendars delivered directly to your home. These calendars are part of their extensive accessible collection, provided through a partnership with the Library of Congress to support blind and print-disabled individuals.

To claim your calendar, visit jbilibrary.org to register or call 212-545-8025 with your request. You'll need to set up an account on their site to complete the process.

This offer is available to residents in the United States with no hidden fees or required purchases. JBI Library serves the community at no cost as part of their accessibility mission.

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