Together, we are moving forward
BUILDING CAMPAIGN
Phase 2/3 | Renovation
Renovation Goal: $400, 000
Total Goal: $2,400, 000
$700,000 Completed
Phase 1
100%
Phase 2 - $400,000 Renovation Goal
Phase 2
1%
Phase 3
What People Say
we've outgrown our modest storefront
It is time for the Seacoast Jewish Community Center
THE OPPORTUNITY
24,000
SQUARE FEET
5.5
ACRES
10,000
SQUARE FEET
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
14,000
SQUARE FEET
LEASED - TO HELP OPERATION COST
Building a center for all of us
will take each of us
TIMELINE
the momentum is electrifying
Now we ask for your investment in the future of Jewish life in Seacoast-for you, your children, and for generations to come
Project COST
Raised so far
TOTAL ESTIMATED
0
M+
ALREADY RAISED
$
0
K
FUNDRAISING GOAL
$
0
M
Dedication Opportunities
Dedications can be paid over 5 years | All opportunities include naming & dedication
Level Two
Level Three
Tribute Wall
In addition to the dedications outlined an elegant tribute wall prominently acknowledging the generous support categories described below will be a permanent fixture in our new center
FOUNDER
$150,000
CROWN
$125,000
BUILDER
$100,000
PILLAR
$80,000
PARTNER
$72,000
BENEFACTOR
$54,000
PATRON
$36,000
SUPPORTER
$25,000
FRIEND
$18,000
CHAI PARTNER
$10,000
Three Exciting Ways to Give
Meet with rabbi BEREL
Set up a personal appointment with Rabbi Berel to explore options for major philanthropic contributions.
Contribute via check or pledge
Your donation will allow us to significantly increase the size of our of our communities programs and events.
Donate via credit card
The will benefit the entire community and we invite you to be a part of it. Your donations, no matter the size, will help us reach our goal. Every dollar makes a difference! Donate Now!
Chabad at UNH was such a blessing to me as a student at UNH. Chabad started my junior year and I instantly felt such a connection and was welcomed with such kindness by Rabbi Berel and Rochy. Chabad has been a second family to me, a home away from home where people are always so friendly and don't judge you on how religious you are.
- Emma Caplan