Make A Donation

If you are interested in making a donation in remembrance, honor, celebration, gratitude or just because, Kol Ami has a variety of programs and philanthropic projects.

You can make your donation online, in person or by mail. A letter of acknowledgement will be sent on your behalf.

We also offer the option for you to pre-purchase beautiful customizable donation cards. Each card has a space for you to write in the occasion and check off the fund to which you have already pre-paid the donation. Cards are $20 each with a discount of $18 each when you purchase 10 or more at once.  View a sample and place an order.

Donation Options 

Annual Fund
The Annual Fund Campaign, is the congregation’s major fundraising event to help bridge the gap between the actual operating costs of running the synagogue and the amount of money brought in from dues.  Membership dues only cover a portion of Kol Ami’s operating budget.  This Annual Appeal to our membership asks our congregants to voluntarily make additional donations to help. Donations can be made online (there is a 3% processing fee which is passed on to the credit card holder), during the High Holy Day services, over the phone, or in person in the temple office.  Questions?  Please contact Janet Hershey at (914) 949-4717, ext. 115.

Capital Campaign
To support special projects such as the Sanctuary renovation, new parking, mullti-purpose space and improved classrooms. For more information contact Janet Hershey at (914) 949-4717.

Planned Giving
To ensure Congregation Kol Ami continues to provide Jewish life for future generations. Learn more . . .

Plant A Tree In Israel
A beautiful certificate will be sent on your behalf. Learn more . . .

Yahrzeit Placques
On our Yahrzeit board of rememberance. $750. Contact the main office.

Tree of Life Leaf
Available in Gold, Silver and Copper for $180 each. Contact the main office.

Special Funds (You can make your donation online, via mail, pre-purchased contribution cards)

Clergy Discretionary Funds
Rabbi Milgrom's, Rabbi Weiner's, Cantor Glazman's