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DONATE TO SUPPORT SINAI

As you enter your information, you will have the option to designate your gift to honor a special occasion (B’ Mitzvah, wedding, appreciation, etc.), wish someone a speedy recovery, or memorialize a loss.

You will also be able to direct your gift for a specific purpose. See below for descriptions.

  • Where it is Needed Most – Donations support Sinai’s wonderful programs, cover expenses for the upkeep of our beautiful facilities, and ensure that everything continues to run smoothly.

  • Kiddush Fund – Donations to the Kiddush fund pay for food after Shabbat and holiday services. Mark a special occasion by sponsoring an entire Shabbat Kiddush, or help support non-sponsored Kiddush luncheons throughout the year.

  • Chesed Support – The Chesed Committee provides meals and assistance to Sinai congregants who are experiencing health difficulties, mourning the passing of a loved one, welcoming a new baby.

  • Religious School Support – We are committed to providing an affordable Jewish education for all our member families. Your donation helps us provide formative religious learning experiences for the next generation.

  • Nursery School Support – While tuition provides the main source of revenue for our wonderful preschool program, donations make it possible to further enrich our children’s experiences by funding special projects and programs.

  • Synagogue Beautification Support – Initiated in loving memory of Roy Uffer by his family. Donations support projects to improve the appearance and functionality of our outdoor spaces.

  • House and Grounds Reserve Fund –  This fund provides for the repair, replacement, restoration, and maintenance of Sinai’s facilities as described in the building reserve study prepared by outside experts.

  • USY & Camp Ramah Scholarship Fund – This fund provides financial assistance to Sinai youth to attend Camp Ramah and USY programs.

  • Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund – This fund allows the rabbi to make confidential, charitable allocations to individuals, as well as support educational and communal needs to benefit the congregation. The funds are not used for the personal or professional benefit of the rabbi.