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“The more tzedakah, the more peace.” Pirke Avot 2:7
The Annual Appeal is a significant component of our synagogue’s budget, supplementing dues, fees, endowments, and designated gifts. The Annual Appeal provides Beth Or with the ability to remain a stronghold for Jewish life where we strengthen Jewish identity in the next generation. It has enabled us to enhance our vibrant synagogue community built upon the traditional pillars of our faith - tzedakah, tikkun olam and gemilut chasadim.
We ask you to make Congregation Beth Or a philanthropic priority by contributing each year to Annual Appeal. To express our gratitude, contributors’ names will appear in an annual development publication for Beth Or as well as in the Roberts Rotunda on the Annual Appeal tribute wall featuring the current year’s contributors. Annual Appeal helps to provide:
- innovative and intimate in-home programs like Torah to Go and In Home Lifelong Learning Classes
- a bustling religious school, open to all students regardless of any family’s financial circumstances
- enriching holiday events such as a congregation-wide seder
- delivery of food and other support by our Caring Congregants committee in moments of illness or mourning
- projects like the Corner of the Land Garden in which we grow and donate vegetables to those in need in the surrounding community
Please consider joining our circle of giving at one of the levels listed below. If you are a Beth Or member who would like to consider one of our new membership levels that incorporates your Annual Appeal gift with your membership commitment, please review our Beth Or GO - Give Once Campaign information.
Torah Circle - $18,000+
Rabbi's Circle - $7,500+
Jerusalem Circle - $3,000+
Mitzvah Circle - $1,000+
Tzedakah Circle - $540+
Chai Circle - $180+
Chaverim Circle - Any amount
For more information about the Annual Appeal, please contact Executive Director, Amy Abrams or Development Chair, Jennie Nerenberg.
