GIVING TO TBA
Your support of Temple Beth Ami is a meaningful way to celebrate simchas and milestones, remember your loved ones, leave a lasting legacy, and demonstrate your commitment to our sacred community.
You can support the community you love for generations to come through Legacy Giving. Anyone can make a legacy gift, and no giftis too small to help preserve our sacred community for future generations of Jewish families. If you have included TBA in your estate plans or have designated TBA as the beneficiary of a retirement plan, life insurance policy, or other financial account, please let us know by completing this brief form.
TBA Funds You Can Support
We welcome your generous donation to support specific funds that align with your values and our needs. Click here to learn about individual funds, or click on the links below to donate directly to a specific fund.
General Support Funds
Sustaining Endowment Fund *
Technology Fund
Wish List Fund
Rabbi Pokras’ Discretionary Fund
Rabbi Weiss’ Discretionary Fund
Cantor Eschler’s Discretionary Fund
Rabbi Luxemburg’s Discretionary Fund
Spiritual Needs Funds
Oneg Fund
Jill Wolly Passover Seder Fund *
Sacred Texts and Objects Fund In Honor of Alter Family
Member Engagement and Support Funds
Brotherhood
Women of Temple Beth Ami
Special Needs Fund in Honor of Mizrahi, Shevitz & Ardam Families *
TBA Cares Hineni Fund
Tikkun Olam Fund
Cultural Needs Funds
Cultural Arts Fund in memory of Sue Roemer
Interior Design/Fine Arts Fund
Music Fund
Israel Travel Fund in Memory of David Carin
Education Funds
Adult Education Fund
Anti-Addiction and Mental Health Fund in Memory of Scott Sternburg
Gan Ami General Fund
Gan Ami Scholarship Fund in Memory of Joel Blue *
Holocaust Education Fund in Memory of Oscar Pohoryles *
Machane TBA Fund in Memory of Bud Levin & Judy Treby
* Indicates a fund that is invested by TBA’s Endowment Investment Committee, which allocates a portion of the investment annually for the designated use. Donations to all other funds can be used anytime for the fund’s designated purpose.