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Giving | Temple Beth El

The generosity of our community provides the fuel for Temple Beth El to fulfill its mission. Your contributions ensure that we are here now and in the future. We welcome the opportunity to speak with you about your giving objectives and goals, and how Temple Beth El fits into your plans.

Important Notes for End-of-Year Giving

  • ShulCloud and tbeboca.org website donations made BEFORE midnight December 31, 2021 will be credited to 2021. Donations made after this will be credited to 2022.
  • Check donations sent by mail and “postmarked” by December 31, 2021 will be credited to 2021. Donations postmarked after this will be credited to 2022.
  • Credit card donations sent by mail must be “received” no later than Thursday, December 30, 2021 to be credited to 2021. Credit card donations sent by mail “received after” December 30, 2021 will be processed and credited to 2022 regardless of the postmark. (IRS Publication 526)   
Ways To Give
Annual Giving

Our Annual Appeal is our primary means of support and comes from people just like you who understand the importance of providing for the spiritual, educational, social and pastoral needs of our community. These funds are used to provide Temple Beth El membership scholarship assistance for membership, religious school and preschool.

Endowments &
Other Named Funds

Endowments are for those that want to make a gift that will last forever and are essential in supporting our community’s sacred operations each year.  They are a collection of different principal contributions from committed Temple Beth El families and charitable foundations.

Rabbi's
Discretionary Fund

In support of Temple programs at the Rabbi’s discretion.

Leave a Legacy
Legacy Giving is when you include Temple Beth El in your financial plans so that a portion of your estate benefits the Temple upon your passing. The Temple does not receive any money until that time.
Make a Capital Gift

Temple Beth El welcomes the support of our community who wish to invest in the Temple’s future through gifts to the  to specific capital projects to  enhance our campuses. 

Yahrzeit
Your loved ones memory is honored with a donation of Tzedakah to our Yahrzeit Fund.
The Giving Tree

The Giving Tree of Temple Beth El provides children, young adults and seniors living in low-income situations, with clothing, essential personal items, school supplies, school uniforms and holiday gifts.

Disaster Relief

The Disaster Relief Fund is used by the Temple Beth El community to support others in times of disaster throughout our community and around the world.

other ways to give

The generosity of our community provides the fuel for Temple Beth El to fulfill its mission. Your contributions ensure that we are here now and in the future. We welcome the opportunity to speak with you about your giving objectives and goals, and how Temple Beth El fits into your plans.

Contact Us

Gifts of appreciated stocks, bonds, other tangible assets, credit card payments, online donations or even a check are the easiest and most direct form of philanthropy. You can also set up monthly recurring donations for any amount.

Temple Beth El also accepts charitable bequests, charitable gift annuities, gifts of life insurance, retirement plan assets and IRAs.

Development Director of Temple Beth El, Derek Hurwitch