Instructions for using our secure online donation account :
You do not need to have your own PayPal Account to make online donations here.
To the right of the description of each Giving Opportunity is a "Donate" button. By clicking on a particular button you will be taken to the secure "Check out" page on the Paypal website where you will fill in the amount you wish to donate, your personal and credit card information. It is on that page that you may list any tribute to a friend, family member or special event for which the donation will be made. You will then receive a "thank you message" and returned to the Temple's "Donations" page automatically.
Because each fund is a single transaction there is no "Shopping Cart" list of donations which can all be processed at the same time. If you are planning to donate to a number of different funds, each transaction needs to be completed in its entirety, one at a time.
Please accept our sincerest thanks for your generosity and know that your online donations and gifts are being transacted in a very secure and private manner. |
Paying your Temple dues or making a contribution to the Capital Campaign has become quick and easier. Use our online credit card payment service with PayPal. Charitable donations are a gracious way to celebrate a happy event such as a birthday, anniversary, or a Bar/Bat Mitzvah. They are also a thoughtful way to acknowledge a death. The following funds have been established at Temple Habonim over the years to provide a way to invest in Temple Habonim's future and create an outlet for your generous inclinations. All gifts are personally acknowledged. See your financial advisor on tax deductability of each option. Please read the instructions for using our PayPal Account to the left before making any transactions. Thank you.
Dues: The fair share that every member pays to keep the temple running smoothly and provides for the salaries of the staff and the upkeep of our beautiful building and grounds. |
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| The "Enriching our Future" Capital Campaign: Launched in 2008, the capital campaign's primary goals are to fund the incremental programming expenses requested by our ever-growing congregation, retire the temple's mortgage debt, implement several capital improvements, repair and restore the Torah scrolls and assist in honoring the service of long-term temple employees. |
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| Rabbi Klein Discretionary Fund- these donations are used by the Rabbi for various purposes including guest speakers, special and unique projects, subsidizing travel for youth to regional and national programs, charitable work and other non-budgeted items that conform to the guidelines of the IRS. |
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Rabbi Emeritus Discretionary Fund- these donations are used by the Emeritus Rabbi for various charitable purposes.
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| Sisterhood provides a multitude of programming for itself and the Temple. If you would like to pay dues or
make a donation please use this "Donate Button." |
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The Mishkan Tefilah Prayer Book Fund- This fund is used to purchase our Shabbat prayer books and can be used to pay tribute to a special person or event.
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The Tree of Life- Purchase a small leaf for our Tree of Life for $125 or a large leaf for the trunk of the Tree for $1000 in tribute to a special person or event.
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Religious School Special Projects Fund- This fund subsidizes Family Education Project Supplies, Special Art Projects, Speakers for Special Assemblies, Family Education Speakers, Student Choice Day Projects, School Assemblies including Theatrical Productions and Musical Groups.
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Library Fund- Donations to this fund are used to keep the Temple's Library up to date with books, DVDs, and other library materials.
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Lesley Lunin Mehlman Religious School Library Fund- specifically funds the religious school library. Fund created in memory of teacher Leslie Mehlman.
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The Endowment Fund- A permanent fund whose interest is used for special projects, extraordinary expenses or other long-term investments in the congregation.
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The Bernard R. Pollock Endowment Fund- An Endowment Fund created by the family of Bernard R Pollock. The interest is used for adult education.
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The Lawrence K. Zelkind Memorial Youth Fund- An Endowment Fund created by the family of Lawrence K. Zelkind. The interest is used for youth activities.
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| Chai Fund- Chai cards can be sent to friends or relatives to mark a special simchah or sorrow. Fees from the sale of Chai cards are held in a fund by the Sisterhood and used to support a variety of investments in the temple. |
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General Fund- Donations to the Temple's general fund help to defray the costs of maintaining the temple and its programs.
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Temple Habonim
165 New Meadow Road
Barrington, RI 02806
401-245-6536
Rabbi: rabbiklein@templehabonim.org
Marjorie: marjorie@templehabonim.org
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