CSR Funds
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Members of our community, congregants and non-members alike, support Community Synagogue of Rye by making donations in honor of, in memory of, in gratitude to and in celebration of family and friends on special occasions and life cycle events.
Over time, special funds have been established either by the synagogue, or by members and donors, in order to create opportunities for targeted giving. The synagogue has two kinds of funds: Restricted Funds and Endowed Funds. Contributions by check should be made to Community Synagogue of Rye and mailed to the office (200 Forest Avenue, Rye, NY 10580), along with a note explaining the appropriate fund and the honoree, if any. All check and online donations will be listed in our monthly Community News publications, unless submitted anonymously. |
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Endowment Funds
The synagogue has the following donor established Endowed Funds. Each year, a maximum of five percent of the interest of the amount of money in each fund may be used for the expressed purpose of that fund.
1. David and Iris Sampliner Youth Leadership Development Fund – Provides funds for scholarships for students attending URJ summer camps: Camp Eisner, Crane Lake Camp, Kutz Camp and other Jewish summer programs, if funds are available.
2. Etz Ha Dorot Endowment Fund – Makes funds available for special projects or needs of the synagogue, as determined by the Board of Trustees.
3. Goodkind Scholar-in-Residence Fund – This fund pays for expenses related to the synagogue's annual scholar-in-residence weekend.
4. Pond and Beyond Fund – Provides financial support for improvement of synagogue grounds.
5. Reform Jewish Commitment Fund (RJC) – Enables religious school students to participate in the annual URJ Religious Action center (RAC) program in Washington D.C. and for youth leadership programs (i.e. URJ Biennial).
6. The Obrasky Fund – This fund provides transportation for older adults to and from the synagogue.
7. Victor and Marjorie Wolder Fund in memory of Herbert Millman – Funds an Annual Adult Education Lecture or Special Program (usually held in the Spring; always planned and implemented by the Adult Education Committee.)
8. Victor and Marjorie Wolder Joy of Living Fund – Provides funds for an annual community event – always a joyous occasion, usually a musical program. Restricted Funds are established by donors.
1. David and Iris Sampliner Youth Leadership Development Fund – Provides funds for scholarships for students attending URJ summer camps: Camp Eisner, Crane Lake Camp, Kutz Camp and other Jewish summer programs, if funds are available.
2. Etz Ha Dorot Endowment Fund – Makes funds available for special projects or needs of the synagogue, as determined by the Board of Trustees.
3. Goodkind Scholar-in-Residence Fund – This fund pays for expenses related to the synagogue's annual scholar-in-residence weekend.
4. Pond and Beyond Fund – Provides financial support for improvement of synagogue grounds.
5. Reform Jewish Commitment Fund (RJC) – Enables religious school students to participate in the annual URJ Religious Action center (RAC) program in Washington D.C. and for youth leadership programs (i.e. URJ Biennial).
6. The Obrasky Fund – This fund provides transportation for older adults to and from the synagogue.
7. Victor and Marjorie Wolder Fund in memory of Herbert Millman – Funds an Annual Adult Education Lecture or Special Program (usually held in the Spring; always planned and implemented by the Adult Education Committee.)
8. Victor and Marjorie Wolder Joy of Living Fund – Provides funds for an annual community event – always a joyous occasion, usually a musical program. Restricted Funds are established by donors.
Restricted Funds
1. Adult Education (Cecele Fraenkel Memorial) Fund – Supports Adult Education programming for the synagogue community (as planned and implemented by the Adult Education committee).
2. Beautification Fund – Supports the improvement of synagogue facilities.
3. Cantor Melanie Cooperman’s Discretionary Fund – Under the supervision of the Cantor, this fund supports special projects, music enrichment and enables the synagogue to present concerts, musical events and related learning opportunities.
4. Early Childhood Center Enrichment Fund – Supports special projects, programs and services provided by the Early Childhood Center.
5. Grayer Teen Initiative Fund – Provides funding for innovative, interactive programs to engage teens more deeply in Jewish life.
6. Hesed Fund – Enables the Hesed/Caring Committee to assist congregants in need.
7. Israel Action Fund – Supports programs and events sponsored by the Israel Action Committee including Keren B’Kavod (the humanitarian aid program of the Israel Religious Action Center).
8. Israel Trip Fund – Provides financial assistance to confirmation-age congregants traveling to Israel either on URJ or synagogue-sponsored trips.
9. Kadima Capital Campaign
10. Kol Nashim (Women’s Programming) Fund – This fund supports programs for women, girls and the significant people in their lives, in areas such as cultural arts, current events, the Land of Israel, leadership development, life skills, physical and mental health.
11. Marilyn Zelman Early Childhood Scholarship Fund - Provides scholarships to families so that young children may enjoy a quality early childhood Jewish education.
12. Michael Ginsberg Memorial Library Fund – Supports the upkeep and improvement of the synagogue library.
13. PJ Library Fund - Supports Jewish books for young families.
14. Prayer Book Fund – Enables the synagogue to purchase new prayer books, Torah commentaries, etc. as needed.
15.Rabbi Daniel Gropper’s Discretionary Fund
16. Rabbi Leora Frankel’s Discretionary Fund
17. Religious School Special Education Fund – Funds programs and services related to assisting children and congregants with special needs.
18. Religious School Enrichment Fund – Supports special projects and programmatic needs of the Religious School.
19. Senior Activates in a Jewish Environment (SAJE Fund) – Provides funds for the planning and implementation of SAJE programs.
20. Social Action Fund – Provides funds for projects, programs and events undertaken by the Social Action Committee.
21. Steven Harry Klein Membership Fund – To be used as a supplement for new and present members who cannot afford to pay the full applicable membership dues. Only 85% of the amount of the Fund shall be transferred to the operating account. The balance shall remain in the Fund.
22. Synagogue Fund – Supports synagogue programs, services and activities as needed.
23. Yartzheit Fund
2. Beautification Fund – Supports the improvement of synagogue facilities.
3. Cantor Melanie Cooperman’s Discretionary Fund – Under the supervision of the Cantor, this fund supports special projects, music enrichment and enables the synagogue to present concerts, musical events and related learning opportunities.
4. Early Childhood Center Enrichment Fund – Supports special projects, programs and services provided by the Early Childhood Center.
5. Grayer Teen Initiative Fund – Provides funding for innovative, interactive programs to engage teens more deeply in Jewish life.
6. Hesed Fund – Enables the Hesed/Caring Committee to assist congregants in need.
7. Israel Action Fund – Supports programs and events sponsored by the Israel Action Committee including Keren B’Kavod (the humanitarian aid program of the Israel Religious Action Center).
8. Israel Trip Fund – Provides financial assistance to confirmation-age congregants traveling to Israel either on URJ or synagogue-sponsored trips.
9. Kadima Capital Campaign
10. Kol Nashim (Women’s Programming) Fund – This fund supports programs for women, girls and the significant people in their lives, in areas such as cultural arts, current events, the Land of Israel, leadership development, life skills, physical and mental health.
11. Marilyn Zelman Early Childhood Scholarship Fund - Provides scholarships to families so that young children may enjoy a quality early childhood Jewish education.
12. Michael Ginsberg Memorial Library Fund – Supports the upkeep and improvement of the synagogue library.
13. PJ Library Fund - Supports Jewish books for young families.
14. Prayer Book Fund – Enables the synagogue to purchase new prayer books, Torah commentaries, etc. as needed.
15.Rabbi Daniel Gropper’s Discretionary Fund
16. Rabbi Leora Frankel’s Discretionary Fund
17. Religious School Special Education Fund – Funds programs and services related to assisting children and congregants with special needs.
18. Religious School Enrichment Fund – Supports special projects and programmatic needs of the Religious School.
19. Senior Activates in a Jewish Environment (SAJE Fund) – Provides funds for the planning and implementation of SAJE programs.
20. Social Action Fund – Provides funds for projects, programs and events undertaken by the Social Action Committee.
21. Steven Harry Klein Membership Fund – To be used as a supplement for new and present members who cannot afford to pay the full applicable membership dues. Only 85% of the amount of the Fund shall be transferred to the operating account. The balance shall remain in the Fund.
22. Synagogue Fund – Supports synagogue programs, services and activities as needed.
23. Yartzheit Fund