We wanted a way to celebrate Sukkot at the synagogue. Since we could not gather in person in a large group because of the COVID pandemic (even outside) we chose a way to allow families to come to the synagogue to celebrate Sukkot without getting out of their cars. We took the Men's Club sukkah and modified it so that cars could drive through it - even SUVs. Our rabbi and other synagogue leaders greeted the family in each car as it drove into the sukkah. The occupants were then led through some prayers, including shaking the lulav. They proceeded through the sukkah and were greeted at the exit by the cantor and were given a gift bag. We also used this opportunity to give congregants the opportunity to conduct some synagogue business that had to be in-person - like dropping off the High Holy Day machzorim that they had borrowed for the High Holy Days.