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Temple Sinai has a long and rich heritage of tzedakah, consistent with our Jewish tradition to express charity and feelings of sorrow and joy by way of monetary contribution. Such giving often occurs at times of birthdays, Bar and Bat Mitzvah, weddings, anniversaries, births and deaths. Your generosity, large and small, continues to provide for Temple Sinai, sustaining programs for members and the community and supporting charitable functions.
Please use this form to better understand all the ways in which you can enrich the Temple Sinai community with your gift: Giving Opportunities at Temple Sinai
If you have any questions, please contact the Temple Office at (202) 363-6394.
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I did not find the world desolate when I entered it, and as my ancestors planted for me, so I plant for my children - The Talmud
Almost everyone has the ability to leave a lasting legacy. When you make a gift to the Endowment Fund, it keeps giving for years. Planned gifts take many forms – such as bequests in wills, life insurance, charitable remainder trusts, and living trusts. But they all have one thing in common: They let you to support institutions you care about while still taking care of your family's long-term financial needs.
Please consider a planned gift when you next reflect on how Temple Sinai enriches your life ... at the High Holy Days, Shabbat, classes, life-cycle events, school, Adult Ed, and so much more. Consult with your financial advisor to make a plan that both secures your family's financial future and reflects your charitable goals.
Help us repair the world when you are doing your financial planning, estate planning, tax planning, or charitable giving. Thank you for your generosity.
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