What to Donate To | Tribeca Synagogue

All cultural institutions such as Tribeca Synagogue require supplemental operating funds.

These allow us to continue our services, educational programs, and kiddushim, and help us keep our building operational for all of the life cycle events of our members and guests.

We welcome any donation of time to volunteer with kiddushim, event planning, and other aspects of the community

$500 Basic Kiddush - this includes egg salad, tuna salad and Dolores famous chulent 

$1500 Deluxe Kiddush - this can be either a Dairy or Meat 

$300 administrative charge if you elect to bring in your own Glatt Kosher caterer

Any questions feel free to contact the Synagogues Kiddush Coordinator Dolores Wine doloreswine@yahoo.com

Kiddush Fund

This helps us to offer the weekly Kiddush that our members and guests enjoy so much. The food, the conversation, and the community feel are great. Help us to continue offering our wonderful kiddushim.

Sponsor a Youth Shabbat

Our Youth/Tot Shabbat programming is a great way for kids to enjoy and learn about Shabbat, and a great way for parents to be able to enjoy our services. Please consider helping us to fund the staffing for these important programs.

Sponsor flowers for Shabbat

Our sanctuary is a beautiful structure, and is made even more beautiful by pulpit flowers on Shabbat.

Chesed Fund

Join us as we extend our support within the Tribeca Synagogue community (shiva baskets, meals for new parents, hospital visits) and to the less fortunate in the broader Lower Manhattan community. 

Building Fund

Our building, while renown for its architecture, is not young. It is critical that we keep our heating and cooling units up to date, ensure that our building is structurally sound, and maintain our inside décor. Please give to our building fund to see the Tribeca Synagogue physically into the next several decades.

Memorial/Yarzheit plaques and leaves

Tribeca Synagogue has a wall dedicated to the memory of our members and their families. Consider making a donation to the synagogue in honor of a loved one.

Chumashim and daily prayer books

Our books suffer wear and tear, and constantly need renewal.