For more information about how you can support Central Synagogue's Annual Campaign, please call Daniel Nadelmann at (212) 838-5189 or email dan@censyn.org.
When a Jew, wherever s/he goes, carries every other Jew in his heart, then all of us are one. And when we are one, all the peoples of the world can live in peace as one. And then the world is healed. Donate Online
Donating by phone is fast and easy. Have your credit card handy. Simply call Daniel Nadelmann, Director of Development, at 212-838-5189.
Download a printable form that can be mailed or faxed to Central Synagogue with your donation. Download Form
Gifts of appreciated securities provide an excellent way for you to support Central Synagogue and to receive tax benefits as well. When you donate shares of stock or mutual funds that have appreciated in value since their purchase, you:
If you have securities that have decreased in value since you purchased them, consider selling them and making a tax deductible gift of the cash proceeds. You may then be able to deduct the loss from other taxable income. The combined tax benefits of the charitable donation in cash and the capital loss may actually exceed the current value of the investment.
Consult with your financial advisor about these and other tax-advantageous ways of making a gift to Central Synagogue. For additional information and necessary forms, please contact Daniel Nadelmann, Director of Development, at 212-838-5189 or email Daniel at dan@censyn.org.
Many companies have programs through which they will match charitable contributions made by their employees. Some companies may double or even triple the value of your gift. Through corporate gift matching, your employer can multiply you generous support to Central Synagogue.
Check with your company's human resources department to determine if they offer a gift matching program. When you make your gift to Central, include your company's gift matching form with your donation. We will verify receipt of your gift and return the form to your company.
Central Synagogue has grown to be a beacon of Reform Jewish congregational life. Estate gifts have played a critical role in enabling Central Synagogue to serve its 2,000 member families, the New York community and the nation.
By naming Central Synagogue a beneficiary of your estate, you will give the gift of Jewish worship, learning and community in the years to come. As a Central Synagogue supporter, you have the power to shape the future of Central Synagogue through the financial and estate planning decisions you make today.
We recommend that you consult your estate-planning professional about including Central Synagogue in your plans. Please contact the Synagogue's Development Department for sample wording that might be used to include Central Synagogue in wills and bequests. In addition, new tax laws may make designating Central Synagogue as a beneficiary of your retirement account even more advantageous to your estate plans. Please contact a professional planner about distribution requirements for retirement plans.
Members of Central Synagogue who notify us of the inclusion of Central Synagogue in their Estate Plan become members of our L'dor V'dor Society. This is a recognition society honoring those individuals who have shown the foresight to remember Central Synagogue in their estate plans. These gifts also take a variety of forms - trusts, gift annuities, life insurance policies, beneficiary of qualified retirement plans, direct bequests, etc. All provide for the future of the synagogue and the Jewish people.
Your planning today will make the difference in the future of Central Synagogue for years to come.
For more information, please contact: Daniel Nadelmann, Director of Development, at 212-838-5189 or email Daniel at dan@censyn.org.
Your support of Central Synagogue with a "Planned Gift" can help you now, while providing the Synagogue with income in the future. Planned giving is a philanthropic tool that enables a donor to realize significant financial gains while providing support to the Synagogue. It allows you to tailor your donation to fit both your needs and those of Central Synagogue. There are a variety of different Planned Giving strategies including Bequests, Donations of Appreciated Assets (Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds, etc.), Life Insurance, Charitable Remainder Trusts, Charitable Lead Trusts, etc.
In considering a Planned Gift, you may find that your generosity will not only insure the future of Central Synagogue but will also help you in your desire to be philanthropic and financially secure. We ask that you think about these concepts and consider entering into a partnership with us to help secure the future of Central Synagogue. Please note that this is only general information regarding available options to consider when considering a Planned Gift. We strongly suggest that you consult with your attorney, financial planner and/or insurance agent prior to making any Planned Gift.
For more information about these or any other tax-advantaged Charitable Planned Giving vehicles, please contact Daniel Nadelmann, Director of Development, at 212-838-5189 or email Daniel at dan@censyn.org.
In order to maintain our numerous programs and events, Central Synagogue is often in need of Gifts-In-Kind ranging from supplies for both our offices and for the Nursery and Religious School, food to support the Caring Committee Breakfast Program, donations for the youth group.
If you would like to donate a Gift-In-Kind, please contact Daniel Nadelmann, Director of Development, at 212-838-5189 or email Daniel at dan@censyn.org.
For more information on how to make a donation to Central Synagogue, contact our Development office today at (212) 838-5189.
