Giving Options & Levels
Donating to Judea Reform Congregation’s Campaign to expand our Clergy Team can be part of your broader giving approach. Judea Reform Congregation can accept personal and foundation gifts in cash, stocks, donor advised funds, recurring gifts that provide annual or more frequent distributions, and other gifts consistent with Judea Reform Congregation Gift Acceptance Policy.
Pledges will be secured in 2024 and are payable over 1 to 3 years, to enable Judea Reform and will provide long-term support for the entire Clergy Team.
Naming Opportunities
& Giving Levels
Naming Opportunities
| Item | Giving Level |
| Merkaz Limud – Education Center | $1,000,000 |
| Main Building Lobby | $360,000 |
| Main Building Administrative Wing | $270,000 |
| Additional Clergy Office | $180,000 |
| Shalom Lawn | $108,000 |
| Ed Center – Gathering Space (Mo’adon) | $108,000 |
| Music Director Office | $90,000 |
| Ed Center – Reception Area | $72,000 |
| Ed Center – Teacher Workroom | $54,000 |
| Amphitheater Walkway | $54,000 |
| Glass Art Display Case | $54,000 |
| Ed Center – Classroom | $36,000 |
| Shadow Boxes | $36,000 |
| Garden/Planting Areas | $36,000 |
| Sanctuary Pews | $18,000 |
| Terrace and Patio Benches | $18,000 |
Giving Levels
| Mashkiim | Investors | $720,000+ |
| Cochavim | Stars | $360,000-$719,999 |
| Mashpeeim | Inspirers | $250,000-$359,999 |
| Cholmim | Dreamers | $180,000-$249,999 |
| Tomchim | Sustainers | $100,000-$179,999 |
| Shomrim | Guardians | $72,000-$99,999 |
| Yotzrim | Generators | $54,000-$71,999 |
| Chalutzim | Pioneers | $36,000-$53,999 |
| Bonim | Builders | $18,000-$35,999 |
| Chaverim | Friends | $10,000-$17,999 |
| Tormim | Contributors | $1,000-$9,999 |
Giving Options
All gifts should be designated to
The Judea Reform Congregation Board of Trustees has created a Clergy Team Endowment restricted to Clergy Team expenses and subject to review by the new Judea Reform Congregation Clergy Team Oversight Committee.
Judea Reform Congregation CLERGY TEAM ENDOWMENT
“Every individual is a pillar on which the future of Judaism rests.”
– Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel
