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Contribute to sustain Beth Hillel Temple

In 2014, Beth Hillel Temple eliminated mandatory dues in favor of a highly successful voluntary Member Community Commitment model. Further, we feel it is important to welcome all who wish to participate in our weekly as well as holiday services without requiring membership or tickets.  

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While annual member support provides an important portion of financial support, donations from members as well as others who have been touched by Beth Hillel are needed to sustain our offerings.

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Donors may express appreciation for a specific area of temple life through designating their donation to one of the many unrestricted Temple Funds. Donations may be dedicated in honor of a special occasion such as b’nai mitzvah, weddings, anniversaries or other life cycle events as well as to honor or memorialize beloved family members or friends.  Donations of any amount are gratefully appreciated. 

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Funds supporting Temple Programs

Support a specific area of temple life through contributions to one of these funds: Adult Engagement, Education, Ritual, and Social Action, and the General Fund.

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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND

Donations are used specifically for significant facility improvements and repairs that are necessary for the upkeep, comfort, and integrity of the Temple.

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Rabbi Dena Feingold Spiritual Legacy Fund

This fund honors Rabbi Dena Feingold’s 39 year spiritual leadership at  Beth Hillel Temple by providing financial capacity to sustain Rabbinic services and educational programming.

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Scholarship Funds

Donations to these funds Support Jewish youth education and camp experiences.

-Reinherz Scholarship Fund

-Remson Scholarship Fund

-Levitt Scholarship Fund

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RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND

This fund is managed solely at the discretion of the Rabbi for the purposes of tzedakah, charitable purposes and general enhancement of the Rabbi’s work or programming.  â€‹

Enduring Dedication:

A Way to Honor or Remember Someone Special 

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At times of celebration as well as times of sorrow, Jewish tradition teaches us that we honor others by giving tzedakah. Beth Hillel Temple. has many meaningful ways to commemorate special occasions such as b’nai mitzvah, weddings, anniversaries or other life cycle events as well as to honor or memorialize beloved family members through lasting dedicatory gifts.

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MEMORIAL/YAHRZEIT PLAQUES

Memorial Plaques with the names of the departed are located on our sanctuary walls and in the corridor as you enter the Sanctuary. Each bronze plaque is inscribed with the Hebrew and English name and date of death.  Beside each plaque is a memorial light, which is lit annually on the Yahrzeit and Yizkor services. 

  • Minimum donation per Plaque is $350.

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TREE OF LIFE

You are invited to honor family and friends with the purchase of a leaf on our Tree of Life.  The Tree of Life display is located in the corridor as you enter the sanctuary.  Leaves can be engraved with a message that acknowledges a special milestone such as a birthday, B'nai Mitzvah, anniversary or your appreciation to someone. 

  • Minimum donation per leaf is $180

Dedications for Special Major Purchases and Appeals

Beth Hillel Temple is continuously working to improve our wonderful facility to ensure the building remains physically strong and to enhance its beauty and functionality. Periodically the temple leadership develops a “wish” list of potential renovation projects, desired ritual items, or other needs.  Major donors to these initiatives may be honored with a dedication plaque.  If you are interested in making a significant donation and would like to learn of the wish list items, please contact the Rabbi or the temple president.

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