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CONSIDER A DONATION TO Temple israel
Tzedakah is a basic Jewish act of charitable giving, and making donations to various Temple funds is a special way to say thank you, to honor someone on a special occasion, to memorialize a loved one, or just to express gratitude for health, love and friendship.
For fund descriptions scroll down below the form or find the full descriptions of Temple Israel Funds here. For information about the Reach For Our Tomorrow Legacy Fund, click here.
We appreciate all contributions. Regardless of the amount, all contributions are important and are used carefully.
Fill out the form below, or if you need help, please call Robin in the Temple office at 914-271-4705 ext. 121.
You can also mail a check directly to:
Temple Israel of Northern Westchester
31 Glengary Road
Croton on Hudson, NY 10520
Temple israel Donation Fund descriptions
The following is a list of funds through which you may perform a mitzvah and enrich the life of our congregation. When you send a contribution to a specific fund, please be sure to indicate the fund to which your donation should apply.
Discretionary & General Temple israel Funds
Rabbi Jaech's Discretionary Fund - For use at the Rabbi’s discretion for emergency help for individuals, for special projects in the Temple, and for special causes in the community and in the wider world.
Rabbi Pein’s Discretionary Fund - For use at the Rabbi’s discretion for emergency help for individuals, for special projects in the Temple, and for special causes in the community and in the wider world
Rabbi Ferris' Discretionary Fund – For use at the Rabbi’s discretion for emergency help for individuals, for special projects in the Temple, and for special causes in the community and in the wider world.
General Fund – For use wherever needed in the work of our Temple. Money can be designated for a special gift for the Temple. Ideas for such gifts should be discussed with the Rabbi and/or Temple President. The Executive Committee acts as the Gift Acceptance Committee.
Building Fund – Provides for improvements and enhancements of all TINW facilities.
Youth Oriented Funds
Center for Jewish Learning/Religious School Enhancement Fund – To enrich the CJL program by providing special programs and materials beyond what the budget can provide.
Center for Jewish Learning; Living Our History Fund - To support trips, special events, speakers and social justice initiatives for CJL
Rabbi Helene Ferris' Scholarship Fund – Created with funds from Rabbi Ferris’s retirement party. Scholarships are available to help families with religious school education expenses.
Rebecca Rosenblatt's Leadership Fund – Established in memory of a member of one of our founding families. This fund sends young people of our congregation to conclaves to enable them to expand their studies and experiences in Judaism with young people of other temples.
Eidelson Early Childhood Enrichment Fund – Provides funding for our tot and Kindergarten Enrichment Program.
David and Marvin Gimprich's Scholarship Fund – Established by the family of David Gimprich, this fund makes it possible for youngsters from our congregation to visit, work, or study in Israel. Scholarships are awarded once a year, in the spring.
Youth Group Activities Fund – Provides funding for our Junior and Senior Youth Groups.
Temple israel Program Funds
Adult Education Fund – To sponsor teachers, speakers and special events that will enrich Jewish education at the Temple.
MARS (Michael A. Robinson Scholar-in-Residence) – Named in honor of Rabbi Michael A. Robinson, this is an endowment fund to provide an annual Scholar-in-Residence weekend at our Temple.
Burdick Library Fund – Established in memory of members of our congregation, Lou and Sidney Burdick, the fund purchases books, Jewish music & videos for the Burdick Library at Temple Israel.
Joel Robinson Social Justice Fund – Named in honor of Joel Robinson, son of Rabbi Michael and Ruth Robinson, this fund provides money to improve our knowledge of issues where Judaism needs to be put into action.
Caring Committee Fund – Helps provide support to TINW members during times of crisis.
Music Enrichment Fund – Supports special music programs at the Temple, enriching our worship services, commemorating special occasions, and increasing our understanding and enjoyment of Jewish music.
Reach For Our Tomorrow Legacy Fund – Supports the ideals, purposes and values of TINW with visionary programming that enables our Jewish future. For more information, click here.
Temple israel Ritual Funds
Prayer Book Fund – Provides for the purchase of new prayer books, Mishkan Tefilah or Mishkan Hanefesh, ($50/book Please call the Temple Office 914.271.4705 x121 for additional details.
Judaica Fund – Purchases Judaica items for use in TINW ritual observance.
Sanctuary Improvement Fund – Improves and beautifies the sanctuary.
MEMORIALS AND HONORARIUMS
Please email the Temple Office or call 914.271.4705 x121 for additional details about any of the below opportunities.
Tree of Life – A leaf on the Tree of Life in our entrance hall is a wonderful way to honor a special life event; e.g., your child’s Bar/Bat Mitzvah or someone special in your life ($180/leaf).
Engraved Bricks – Help us "pave" the way for Temple Israel's future. Become part of the history and future. Purchase an engraved brick as part of our redesigned walkway and view the brick designs here.
Memorial Plaque – A plaque on our memorial tablet may be dedicated in memory of a loved one ($480/plaque).
Sponsor an Oneg – Provide the Oneg following a Friday Shabbat service for your fellow congregants to honor a special person or life event ($150/Oneg).
Please feel free to call the Temple Office 914.271.4705 x121 with any questions or to discuss the many ways of honoring a loved one. Return to Donation Form.
Sun, December 3 2023
20 Kislev 5784
Temple israel Happenings
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Monday ,
DecDecember 4 , 2023Sisterhood Book Club Discussion on Zoom
Monday, Dec 4th 7:30pm to 9:30pm
RSVP to receive the Zoom link. "The Golem and the Jinni" by Helene Wecker -
Friday ,
DecDecember 8 , 2023Shabbat Shabbang
Friday, Dec 8th 5:00pm to 6:00pm
Join our clergy for songs, music, crafts, challah, pizza, and yummy treats! We welcome families with children 7 and under (and their older siblings). Bring a friend to share in our Shabbat! -
Saturday ,
DecDecember 9 , 2023Shabbat Yoga with Robin Wald
Shabbat, Dec 9th 10:30am to 11:30am
Join us for a joyful and peaceful Shabbat morning yoga and contemplative practice. Together we will explore Jewish wisdom around Shabbat and the Torah parsha through embodied movement, breath, meditation and personal rest and reflection. The program will be accessible for all levels of physical and meditation practice - beginner through advanced. -
Sunday ,
DecDecember 10 , 2023Temple Tots
Sunday, Dec 10th 9:30am to 10:30am
Families with young children connect on Sunday mornings and Friday night dinners throughout the year (no membership is required!). All families with young children (ages 5 and younger) are encouraged to attend our interactive Jewish experiences. Older siblings and friends are welcome.
Events
Today's Calendar
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: 9:30am |
CJL Faculty Meeting : 11:30am |
Friday Night
Candle Lighting : 4:08pm |
: 5:00pm |
: 7:00pm |
Shabbat Day
: 9:30am |
: 10:30am |
Upcoming Programs & Events
Dec 3 |
Dec 3 CJL Faculty Meeting Sunday, Dec 3 11:30am |
Dec 4 |
Dec 6 |
Dec 7 |
This week's Torah portion is Parashat Vayeishev
Shabbat, Dec 9 |
Candle Lighting
Friday, Dec 8, 4:08pm |
Erev Hanukkah
Thursday, Dec 7 |