Fundraising and Development

The Fundraising and Development Committee works to raise financial resources for Temple Beth Abraham.  They coordinate our annual Gala and other special events.  Past years’ events have included dinners celebrating Rabbi David Holtz and Cantor Margot Goldberg, Casino Night, Progressive Dinners, Comedy Nights, Trivia Nights, and Concerts.

If you are interested in joining this vibrant committee, please contact the committee chair, Jenny Libien at fundraising@tba-ny.org


DONATE

In Jewish Tradition we make donations or tributes, to acknowledge lifecycle and milestone events including:
Birthdays, Anniversaries, Births, Graduations, Weddings and of course Commemorations and Condolences.
At TBA, you can direct these tributes towards causes that reflect your or your loved ones’ interests.

Click HERE to see how!


Leaves for Life Cycle Events on our Tree of Life

Our Synagogue is proud to possess the Eytz Chaim, “Tree of Life” sculpture created by the noted synagogue artist, Sanford Werfel. It is permanently displayed in the Temple Beth Abraham lobby. The branches of the tree contain leaves which may be inscribed to highlight or commemorate such joyous events as births, weddings, anniversaries, bar and bat mitzvahs, graduations, or simply to honor parents, family or friends. Share your happy occasions by inscribing your family Simchas on our synagogue’s Tree of Life.

The price per leaf is $360 for members, $450 for non-members. For more information, or an order form, please contact the temple office at (914) 631-1770 or info@tba-ny.org


Eat Something, You’ll Feel Better Cookbook

Little Chefs


The TBA cookbook:
Eat Something…You’ll Feel Better!
is available for sale!  

One cookbook is $36.00, two cookbooks are $50.00

Cookbooks may be picked up at the Temple Office during office hours. 

Not in the area? We can ship a cookbook to you in a padded envelope via USPS Media Mail. Shipping is $5.00 per book.
Questions or to order, contact Fundraising@tba-ny.org


Thank you to all our supporters!


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