Thank you for being part of our Temple Isaiah family! Your generosity makes it possible to offer inspiring ritual services, an enriching religious school, and vibrant programs for our Jewish community. Together, we’re building a stronger, thriving future. Choose to make a general donation or explore our directed giving opportunities—every contribution helps us grow and flourish.
Plaques and Prayer Books
If you would like to make a donation in honor or in memory of someone, you might consider:
- Prayer Book
- $45
- Chumash
- $60
- Tree of Life Plaque
- $118
- Pew Plaque
- $250
- Memorial Board Plaque
- $360 (members only)
Sunshine Cards
This is a great way to reach out to friends, relatives, neighbors, and fellow congregants. Cards are sent out from the Temple office in honor of someone (birthday, anniversary, birth of a child, on becoming a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, on being Confirmed, speedy recovery, etc.) or in memory of someone. You select the amount (the minimum donation is $10 and can be billed to your account) and the fund that you wish to donate to.
In addition to sending out cards, the information is listed in our Temple bulletin (unless we are requested not to publish it).
- Adult Education Fund
- supports a full range of Adult Education programs
- Beautification Fund
- provides for the physical enhancement of our Temple
- Cantor’s Discretionary Fund
- aids congregants and community members in financial need and organizations involved in Tikkun Olam
- Cantor Michael Trachtenberg Landscape Fund
- supports the maintenance and enhancement of our Temple grounds
- Fund to Feed the Hungry
- helps to support local, nationwide, and Israeli food programs
- Herbert M. Silberman Artist/Scholar-in-Residence Fund
- helps underwrite artist/scholar-in-residence programs
- Israel Fund
- maintains our support for people and programs in Israel
- Joseph Karol Youth Scholarship Fund
- funds Israeli travel programs, North American Federation of Temple Youth conventions, Confirmation and Atid trips, and scholarships to Union for Reform Judaism summer camps
- Music Fund
- provides for the music-related needs of our congregation
- Oneg Fund
- helps defray the cost of our weekly Oneg Shabbat celebrations
- Rabbi Adam D. Fisher Library Fund
- provides for the building and maintenance of the Temple library
- Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
- aids congregants and community members in financial need, organizations involved in Tikkun Olam, and the Shalom Interfaith Project
- Rabbi Harvey Witman Religious School Fund
- supports a full range of Religious School programs
- Special Projects Fund
- Tikkun Olam Fund
- helps to provide non-food-related assistance to those in need
- URJ Camp Scholarship Fund
- enables Temple Isaiah youth to attend Union for Reform Judaism summer camps
- Vivian Kohn Memorial Fund
- Worship Fund
- supports the purchase of Shabbat and High Holy Day prayer books and Chumashim and helps to maintain Torah scrolls and all articles of worship
Sustaining Membership & Friends of Temple Isaiah
Please pledge your support to Temple Isaiah by becoming a Sustaining Member or a Friend of Temple Isaiah
- Chai or Multiple
- $18 or multiples
- Mitzvah Partner
- $118-$179
- Chaverim
- $180-$359
- Circle of Hope
- $360-$539
- Circle of Growth
- $540-$1,017
- Silver Chai
- $1,018-$3,599
- Golden Chai
- $3,600-$5,399
- Platinum Chai
- $5,400
Beautification Plaque
The purpose of the Beautification Fund is to generate money to renovate and beautify our synagogue. All monies will go into a separate fund dedicated to this purpose. To assist in this goal, a wall sculpture was commissioned and is located in the Temple lobby. This permanent work of art provides an opportunity to commemorate your support for Temple Isaiah. After decades of Temple Isaiah taking care of us, it is time for us to take care of it. Plaques of different sizes are available in the following categories:
- Contributor
- $250 per year for 3 years
- Sponsor
- $500 per year for 3 years
- Patron
- $1,000 per year for 3 years
- Benefactor
- $2,500 per year for 3 years
To make a contribution, or if you have any questions, please click here or contact the Temple office.