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CHABAD JEWISH CENTER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
& HYDE PARK
PROGRAMS AND PROJECTED BUDGET
FOR 2009-2010
SEPTEMBER 2009
ה"ב
MISSION STATEMENT
2
The Chabad Jewish Center:
� Is dedicated to serving the
spiritual needs of all Jews with Ahavat
Yisroel – an unconditional love and
concern for every Jew and to educate
every Jew regardless of background or
affiliation.
� Provides the education and means to promote Jewish
knowledge, awareness and practice, strengthen Jewish identity and
afford every Jew the opportunity to experience his or her Jewish
heritage.
� Encourages positive action and offers educational services
to help every organization, synagogue or group in its efforts to
increase Jewish knowledge and observance.
� Working as a team Rabbi Yossi and Baila Brackman and
their children endeavor to display true Jewish living with a focus on
Jewish family life.
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO AND ITS JEWISH POPULATION
3
The University of Chicago is located in the Hyde Park neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side. It is one of the most prestigious Universities in North America, priding itself in its high standard of academic excellence and achievement.
Students attending the University of Chicago are from across the country and are usually among a select few from their graduating high school class to attend the University. There are approximately 1100 Jewish students at the university, of which the majority has had little formal Jewish education of any kind.
When a child leaves for college, it becomes a time for self discovery. With an already weak Jewish identity, the university environment and all the various ideas, programs and classes that vie for their attention, makes being a proud and active Jew a struggle for many students. Chabad reaches out to these students, seeking to impact their lives and strengthen their Jewish identity. Chabad empowers young students to become active members of the Jewish community. At this crucial point in the life of a young Jewish student, Chabad is there to ensure that they are not lost in the web of ignorance and assimilation.
In this tumultuous time, the Chabad Jewish Center is a beacon of light for the community too; providing many programs that benefit both adults and children alike, thus ensuring a Jewish tomorrow.
Thanks to the generosity of the Rohr family, Rabbi Yossi and Baila Brackman have established a strong Chabad presence at the University of Chicago. From the humble beginnings of a small apartment to the bright building on 57th Street they have made an impact on the Jewish community.
We invite you to browse these pages and become a partner in strengthening Jewish pride and identity at the University of Chicago and Hyde Park.
HIGHLIGHTS
4
SINAI SCHOLARS SOCIETY has been a huge hit on the campus. Over 65 students participated in this eight week course on Judaism based on the Ten Commandments. A record attendance at CHABAD HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES at the exclusive Quadrangle Club. Following a vigorous advertising campaign, over 100 people at Kol Nidrei and more than 65 students enjoyed a delicious Rosh Hashanah dinner. In less than five years Chabad has become a mainstay of the Jewish community.
JEWISH HERITAGE WEEK
was celebrated by students from all walks of life. Activities included: Scribal Art, Kosher Day, Yiddish Discussion; Shabbat Candle Lighting and more. This year Jewish Heritage Week will be celebrated in May 2010.
THE LARGEST SEDER ON CAMPUS was hosted by Chabad at the Ida Noyes Hall, with close to 100 students in attendance. A great time was had by all.
A perspective on Israel and Iran was shared by Professor Charles Lipson at a Shabbat dinner. Over 50 students packed the Chabad House for this informative talk. Leon Leyson, the youngest survivor of Schindler’s factory spoke to a packed crowd of over 250 people about his experience. THE CHANUKAH TOY DRIVE in conjunction with Chai Lifeline collected toys for children with terminal and life threatening illnesses. Other Jewish groups on campus have joined this humanitarian effort and are looking forward to seeing the smiles on the faces of these children. The Regenstein Library has become the place to catch a Chanukah donut during finals week of fall quarter. Sponsored by Chabad, over 200 donuts, menorahs and dreidles were distributed. LINKING HEARTS has finally gotten off the ground. Students spend an hour a week visiting seniors in their homes and provide some much appreciated conversation and humor. “We feel it is important for students to be aware of those more vulnerable in our community,” said Rabbi Yossi Brackman.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
5
In addition to the programs Chabad offers to students and faculty, Chabad has made it a goal to
reach out to the Hyde Park community through a variety of programs and activities designed
specifically for those that are not students.
HEBREW CHAI September 2010 will see the re-opening of Hebrew Chai, a weekly learning program for local high school kids. The program features Torah study, speakers, Jewish crafts and discussion groups. HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT In conjunction with the Jewish Students Association at the University of Chicago Laboratory
School, Jewish High Schoolers enjoyed baking matzos at a Model Matza Bakery organized by Chabad and in the fall had the opportunity to craft their own Shofar at the Shofar factory CHANUKAH ON ICE Hyde Park kids really enjoyed this great celebration on the Midway Plaisance Ice Rink. We are looking forward to an even better program this year.
WOMEN’S LEARNING GROUP Led by Baila Brackman, 25 women from the Hyde Park Jewish community meet around the Jewish holidays to learn and create a special holiday craft. KOSHER PICKLE MAKING was a huge hit. Sponsored by Hyde Park Produce, participants leaned about kosher through while making classic kosher pickles. WEBSITE The Chabad website www.chabaduchicago.com has become a central address for students and community to find out about Judaism and programs at Chabad. Powered by www.chabad.org, the website has proven to be a great success with hundreds of hits each month. The site is also on the university server making it accessible to anyone searching for something Jewish on the University website.
PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
6
Education: Lectures & Classes Law School Luncheons Chassidic Philosophy Jewish Medical Ethics Class For Doctors And Medical Students
Hebrew Chai – for High School Kids Hebrew Reading Crash Course Adult education Pizza Parsha One-on-One Torah Study Weekly Class Open To The Community Talmud Class Attended By 8 – 10 Students Bar/Bat Mitzvah Classes
Shabbat: Explanatory Shabbat Services Shabbat Afternoon Study Group FREE Shabbat Dinner For Students Women Only Shabbat Shabbatons Shabbat Dinner With Faculty Shabbatons In Crown Heights, NY Mystical Havdala And Pizza
Holidays: High Holiday Services Shofar factory Sukkah Mobile Sukkot Celebration Simchat Torah Celebration Menorah Distribution Chanukah Toy Drive For Children With Illness
Chanukah Festival
Grand Purim Party
Megillah Readings
Communal Seder
Shmura Matza Distribution
Lag B’omer Picnic Shavuot Torah Gathering
General: Kosher Klub Sushi Night Mezuzah Campaign - Mezuzah Loan Program
Birthright Israel Jewish Lending Library Interests Free Student Loans Personal Counseling Website - Http://chabad.uchicago.edu Challa Baking Class Women’s Chodesh Club Hospital Visitation With Students Hebrew Chai For High School Kids Weekly Table In The Reynolds Club - Meeting Hundreds Of Jewish Students
Weekly E-Mail To Over 200 students Jewish Library Prison Visitation Home and Dorm Koshering Religious Articles Hospital & Nursing Home Visitation Kosher Week ‘Ask the Rabbi’
Speakers Forum & Shabbat Guests Friday Night dinner is a fundamental part of our programming and we are always looking for innovative
and interesting ways to attract students to our programs.
Mr. Herman Cohn - Veteran - Hyde Park
Professor Charles Lipson - U of C
Professor Philip Hamburger - U of C
Professor Velvl Greene - Beersheba, Israel
Professor Sam Peltzman - U of C
Mr. Yosef Hashimi - Chicago
Ishmael Khaldi – Israeli Bedouin
Shanghai Shabbat - Chinese Cuisine
Human Rights & Judaism in Africa - Student
AEPi Shabbat - Just for the Brothers
Chai Lifeline Shabbat
Rabbi Asher Crispe - Kabbalist – Israel
Ron Grossman - Chicago Tribune
State Rep. Barbara Flynn Currie
Mr. Jay Shapiro - Israel
Rabbi Dr. Immanuel Schochet
Professor Leon Kass - U of C
Dr. Daniel Johnson MD
NUMBERS
7
SYNERGY Rabbi Yossi and Baila Brackman have made tremendous in-roads in the Jewish
community at the U of C - many students who are not seen at other Jewish organizations can be found at Chabad.
Despite the intense and rigorous study schedule at the U of C, Chabad has touched hundreds of students and given them the opportunity to experience the warmth of Jewish life.
After 50 years of 0% growth in terms of new Jewish institutions in the Hyde Park/University of Chicago community, Chabad has opened a new stage of spiritual growth in this great Chicago neighborhood.
We invite you to join us as we build and expand, together, an edifice that will be a ‘home
away from home’ for the Jewish students at the University and a center where
Judaism comes alive for the whole community.
150+ attended High Holidays at Chabad
100’s enjoyed the Sukkah on the Quads
6ft Chanukah Menorah lit on 57th Street
50 Chanukiyot were distributed to students
100+ students attended a grand Purim celebration
980 Shabbat dinners served free of any charge
5000+ Holiday guides distributed throughout the year
120 students – attended a Seder at Chabad - for some it was their first time at a Seder.
85 Students and community celebrate the joy of being Jewish at Chabad on Simchat Torah
25 Doctors and Medical students have attended Jewish Medical Ethics Luncheons
50 pounds of Shmura Matza distributed to students and community
1000’s of Jewish Art calendars distributed to students and community
15 students wrapped Tefillin at Chabad
100’s of pages of Talmud and Torah taught
Rabbi Brackman and then Senate hopeful Barack Obama outside Chabad House
THE BUDGET IN DETAIL
8
$55,115 $1,985
$7,900 $2,580
$63,015.00 $5,610
$955
$650
$2,135
$3,820 $13,915.00
$43,200
$4,545
$0 $5,000
$51,565.00 $5,000.00
$1,125
$1,000
$19,895 $2,125.00
$4,480
$2,450
$1,500 New front and rear porch
$415 New Siding
$748 Install 2nd washroom on first floor
$786 Create second kitchen
$990 $3,220
$1,150 $18,880
$980 $41,580.00
$33,394.00
$177,654
Community Programs $515 $219,234
$875
$880
$645
$225
$5,500
$8,640.00
$1,118
$1,080
$1,050
$795
$4,043.00
Including Capital Improvements
Children's Programs Total
Hebrew Chai NEW (over tuition)
Shofar Factory
Lag B'omer Picnic
Shavuot Ice Cream Party
Kosher Awareness Week - Reserved
Total Operating Costs
Website Total
Completed for $13,490
$3,480
$16,000
Landscaping
Completed for $5,000
Central Air Conditioning
Capital Improvements Costs
Additional Programming
Communal Pesach Seder
Matza Distribution
Chanukah Menorahs and Celebration
Purim Party and Celebration
Holiday Enrichment Programs Total
Jewish Library
Jewish Library Total
Web Site
Holiday Enrichment Programs
Jewish Holiday Guides
High Holiday Services
Children's Programs
Women's Monthly Program
Lunch 'n' Learn
Jewish Philosophy Classes
Hospital Visitation
Lectures
Community Programs Total
Jewish Heritage Week NEW
Graduation Events
University Activities Total
Simchat Torah Celebration
Building Operating Total
University Activities
Shabbat and Holiday Dinner
Lectures
Special Events
'Pizza Parsha'
Menorah Distribution
Chanukah Evening
Sukkah on Wheels
Property Tax
Administrative Costs
Personnel
Office, etc.
Administrative Total
Building Operating Costs
Utilities
Mortgage
Insurance
Lag B’omer at The Point
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
9
The Chabad Jewish Center invites you to become
a partner in strengthening Jewish identity, and
creating the future leaders of the Jewish
community
FUNDRAISING GOAL: $219,234 DONOR SHARE $2192.34 X 100 = $219,234
AMOUNT OF SHARES DOLLAR VALUE NUMBER OF
DONORS TOTAL VALUE CUMULATIVE
FOUNDER (12+) $25,500 2 $51,000 $51,000
PARTNER (10) $20,000 2 $40,000 $91,000
ASSOCIATE (7.5) $15,000 2 $30,000 $121,000
BENEFACTOR (5) $10,000 3 $30,000 $151,000
FRIEND (2.5) $5,000 4 $20,000 $171,000
SPONSOR (2+) $3600 5 $18,000 $189,000
SUPPORTER $1800 10 $18,000 $207,000
PATRON $1 - $1799 Many $12,234 $219,234
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS GIFT YOUR CONTRIBUTION IS TAX DEDUCTIBLE
A PLAQUE OR LEAF WILL BE INSCRIBED ON THE TREE OF LIFE IN MEMORY OF A LOVED ONE OR IN
HONOR OF A HAPPY OCCASION, FOR ALL DONATIONS OF $1,500 AND ABOVE
COPYRIGHT © Chabad Of Hyde Park 2009
CHABAD JEWISH CENTER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
& HYDE PARK
PROGRAMS AND PROJECTED BUDGET
FOR 2009-2010
SEPTEMBER 2009
ה"ב
MISSION STATEMENT
COPYRIGHT © Chabad Of Hyde Park 2009
2
The Chabad Jewish Center:
� Is dedicated to serving the
spiritual needs of all Jews with Ahavat
Yisroel – an unconditional love and
concern for every Jew and to educate
every Jew regardless of background or
affiliation.
� Provides the education and means to promote Jewish
knowledge, awareness and practice, strengthen Jewish identity and
afford every Jew the opportunity to experience his or her Jewish
heritage.
� Encourages positive action and offers educational services
to help every organization, synagogue or group in its efforts to
increase Jewish knowledge and observance.
� Working as a team Rabbi Yossi and Baila Brackman and
their children endeavor to display true Jewish living with a focus on
Jewish family life.
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO AND ITS JEWISH POPULATION
COPYRIGHT © Chabad Of Hyde Park 2009
3
The University of Chicago is located in the Hyde Park neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side. It is one of the most prestigious Universities in North America, priding itself in its high standard of academic excellence and achievement.
Students attending the University of Chicago are from across the country and are usually among a select few from their graduating high school class to attend the University. There are approximately 1100 Jewish students at the university, of which the majority has had little formal Jewish education of any kind.
When a child leaves for college, it becomes a time for self discovery. With an already weak Jewish identity, the university environment and all the various ideas, programs and classes that vie for their attention, makes being a proud and active Jew a struggle for many students. Chabad reaches out to these students, seeking to impact their lives and strengthen their Jewish identity. Chabad empowers young students to become active members of the Jewish community. At this crucial point in the life of a young Jewish student, Chabad is there to ensure that they are not lost in the web of ignorance and assimilation.
In this tumultuous time, the Chabad Jewish Center is a beacon of light for the community too; providing many programs that benefit both adults and children alike, thus ensuring a Jewish tomorrow.
Thanks to the generosity of the Rohr family, Rabbi Yossi and Baila Brackman have established a strong Chabad presence at the University of Chicago. From the humble beginnings of a small apartment to the bright building on 57th Street they have made an impact on the Jewish community.
We invite you to browse these pages and become a partner in strengthening Jewish pride and identity at the University of Chicago and Hyde Park.
HIGHLIGHTS
COPYRIGHT © Chabad Of Hyde Park 2009
4
SINAI SCHOLARS SOCIETY has been a huge hit on the campus. Over 65 students participated in this eight week course on Judaism based on the Ten Commandments. A record attendance at CHABAD HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES at the exclusive Quadrangle Club. Following a vigorous advertising campaign, over 100 people at Kol Nidrei and more than 65 students enjoyed a delicious Rosh Hashanah dinner. In less than five years Chabad has become a mainstay of the Jewish community.
JEWISH HERITAGE WEEK
was celebrated by students from all walks of life. Activities included: Scribal Art, Kosher Day, Yiddish Discussion; Shabbat Candle Lighting and more. This year Jewish Heritage Week will be celebrated in May 2010.
THE LARGEST SEDER ON CAMPUS was hosted by Chabad at the Ida Noyes Hall, with close to 100 students in attendance. A great time was had by all.
A perspective on Israel and Iran was shared by Professor Charles Lipson at a Shabbat dinner. Over 50 students packed the Chabad House for this informative talk. Leon Leyson, the youngest survivor of Schindler’s factory spoke to a packed crowd of over 250 people about his experience. THE CHANUKAH TOY DRIVE in conjunction with Chai Lifeline collected toys for children with terminal and life threatening illnesses. Other Jewish groups on campus have joined this humanitarian effort and are looking forward to seeing the smiles on the faces of these children. The Regenstein Library has become the place to catch a Chanukah donut during finals week of fall quarter. Sponsored by Chabad, over 200 donuts, menorahs and dreidles were distributed. LINKING HEARTS has finally gotten off the ground. Students spend an hour a week visiting seniors in their homes and provide some much appreciated conversation and humor. “We feel it is important for students to be aware of those more vulnerable in our community,” said Rabbi Yossi Brackman.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
COPYRIGHT © Chabad Of Hyde Park 2009
5
In addition to the programs Chabad offers to students and faculty, Chabad has made it a goal to
reach out to the Hyde Park community through a variety of programs and activities designed
specifically for those that are not students.
HEBREW CHAI September 2010 will see the re-opening of Hebrew Chai, a weekly learning program for local high school kids. The program features Torah study, speakers, Jewish crafts and discussion groups. HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT In conjunction with the Jewish Students Association at the University of Chicago Laboratory
School, Jewish High Schoolers enjoyed baking matzos at a Model Matza Bakery organized by Chabad and in the fall had the opportunity to craft their own Shofar at the Shofar factory CHANUKAH ON ICE Hyde Park kids really enjoyed this great celebration on the Midway Plaisance Ice Rink. We are looking forward to an even better program this year.
WOMEN’S LEARNING GROUP Led by Baila Brackman, 25 women from the Hyde Park Jewish community meet around the Jewish holidays to learn and create a special holiday craft. KOSHER PICKLE MAKING was a huge hit. Sponsored by Hyde Park Produce, participants leaned about kosher through while making classic kosher pickles. WEBSITE The Chabad website www.chabaduchicago.com has become a central address for students and community to find out about Judaism and programs at Chabad. Powered by www.chabad.org, the website has proven to be a great success with hundreds of hits each month. The site is also on the university server making it accessible to anyone searching for something Jewish on the University website.
PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
COPYRIGHT © Chabad Of Hyde Park 2009
6
Education: Lectures & Classes Law School Luncheons Chassidic Philosophy Jewish Medical Ethics Class For Doctors And Medical Students
Hebrew Chai – for High School Kids Hebrew Reading Crash Course Adult education Pizza Parsha One-on-One Torah Study Weekly Class Open To The Community Talmud Class Attended By 8 – 10 Students Bar/Bat Mitzvah Classes
Shabbat: Explanatory Shabbat Services Shabbat Afternoon Study Group FREE Shabbat Dinner For Students Women Only Shabbat Shabbatons Shabbat Dinner With Faculty Shabbatons In Crown Heights, NY Mystical Havdala And Pizza
Holidays: High Holiday Services Shofar factory Sukkah Mobile Sukkot Celebration Simchat Torah Celebration Menorah Distribution Chanukah Toy Drive For Children With Illness
Chanukah Festival
Grand Purim Party
Megillah Readings
Communal Seder
Shmura Matza Distribution
Lag B’omer Picnic Shavuot Torah Gathering
General: Kosher Klub Sushi Night Mezuzah Campaign - Mezuzah Loan Program
Birthright Israel Jewish Lending Library Interests Free Student Loans Personal Counseling Website - Http://chabad.uchicago.edu Challa Baking Class Women’s Chodesh Club Hospital Visitation With Students Hebrew Chai For High School Kids Weekly Table In The Reynolds Club - Meeting Hundreds Of Jewish Students
Weekly E-Mail To Over 200 students Jewish Library Prison Visitation Home and Dorm Koshering Religious Articles Hospital & Nursing Home Visitation Kosher Week ‘Ask the Rabbi’
Speakers Forum & Shabbat Guests Friday Night dinner is our flagship program and we find innovative ways to attract students.
Mr. Herman Cohn - Veteran - Hyde Park
Professor Charles Lipson - U of C
Professor Philip Hamburger - U of C
Professor Velvl Greene - Beersheba, Israel
Professor Sam Peltzman - U of C
Mr. Yosef Hashimi - Chicago
Ishmael Khaldi – Israeli Bedouin
Shanghai Shabbat - Chinese Cuisine
AEPi Shabbat - Just for the Brothers
Chai Lifeline Shabbat
Rabbi Asher Crispe - Kabbalist – Israel
Ron Grossman - Chicago Tribune
State Rep. Barbara Flynn Currie
Mr. Jay Shapiro - Israel
Rabbi Dr. Immanuel Schochet
Professor Leon Kass - U of C
Dr. Daniel Johnson MD
NUMBERS
COPYRIGHT © Chabad Of Hyde Park 2009
7
SYNERGY Rabbi Yossi and Baila Brackman have made tremendous in-roads in the Jewish
community at the U of C - many students who are not seen at other Jewish organizations can be found at Chabad.
Despite the intense and rigorous study schedule at the U of C, Chabad has touched hundreds of students and given them the opportunity to experience the warmth of Jewish life.
After 50 years of 0% growth in terms of new Jewish institutions in the Hyde Park/University of Chicago community, Chabad has opened a new stage of spiritual growth in this great Chicago neighborhood.
We invite you to join us as we build and expand, together, an edifice that will be a ‘home
away from home’ for the Jewish students at the University and a center where
Judaism comes alive for the whole community.
150+ attended High Holidays at Chabad
100’s enjoyed the Sukkah on the Quads
6ft Chanukah Menorah lit on 57th Street
50 Chanukiyot were distributed to students
100+ students attended a grand Purim celebration
980 Shabbat dinners served free of any charge
5000+ Holiday guides distributed throughout the year
120 students – attended a Seder at Chabad - for some it was their first time at a Seder.
85 Students and community celebrate the joy of being Jewish at Chabad on Simchat Torah
25 Doctors and Medical students have attended Jewish Medical Ethics Luncheons
50 pounds of Shmura Matza distributed to students and community
1000’s of Jewish Art calendars distributed to students and community
15 students wrapped Tefillin at Chabad
100’s of pages of Talmud and Torah taught
Rabbi Brackman and then Senate hopeful Barack Obama outside Chabad House
THE BUDGET IN DETAIL
COPYRIGHT © Chabad Of Hyde Park 2009
8
$55,115 $1,985
$7,900 $2,580
$63,015.00 $5,610
$955
$650
$2,135
$3,820 $13,915.00
$43,200
$4,545
$0 $5,000
$51,565.00 $5,000.00
$1,125
$1,000
$19,895 $2,125.00
$4,480
$2,450
$1,500 New front and rear porch
$415 New Siding
$748 Install 2nd washroom on first floor
$786 Create second kitchen
$990 $3,220
$1,150 $18,880
$980 $41,580.00
$33,394.00
$177,654
Community Programs $515 $219,234
$875
$880
$645
$225
$5,500
$8,640.00
$1,118
$1,080
$1,050
$795
$4,043.00
Including Capital Improvements
Children's Programs Total
Hebrew Chai NEW (over tuition)
Shofar Factory
Lag B'omer Picnic
Shavuot Ice Cream Party
Kosher Awareness Week - Reserved
Total Operating Costs
Website Total
Completed for $13,490
$3,480
$16,000
Landscaping
Completed for $5,000
Central Air Conditioning
Capital Improvements Costs
Additional Programming
Communal Pesach Seder
Matza Distribution
Chanukah Menorahs and Celebration
Purim Party and Celebration
Holiday Enrichment Programs Total
Jewish Library
Jewish Library Total
Web Site
Holiday Enrichment Programs
Jewish Holiday Guides
High Holiday Services
Children's Programs
Women's Monthly Program
Lunch 'n' Learn
Jewish Philosophy Classes
Hospital Visitation
Lectures
Community Programs Total
Jewish Heritage Week NEW
Graduation Events
University Activities Total
Simchat Torah Celebration
Building Operating Total
University Activities
Shabbat and Holiday Dinner
Lectures
Special Events
'Pizza Parsha'
Menorah Distribution
Chanukah Evening
Sukkah on Wheels
Property Tax
Administrative Costs
Personnel
Office, etc.
Administrative Total
Building Operating Costs
Utilities
Mortgage
Insurance
Lag B’omer at The Point
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
COPYRIGHT © Chabad Of Hyde Park 2009
9
The Chabad Jewish Center invites you to become
a partner in strengthening Jewish identity, and
creating the future leaders of the Jewish
community
FUNDRAISING GOAL: $219,234 DONOR SHARE $2192.34 X 100 = $219,234
AMOUNT OF SHARES DOLLAR VALUE NUMBER OF
DONORS TOTAL VALUE CUMULATIVE
FOUNDER (12+) $25,500 2 $51,000 $51,000
PARTNER (10) $20,000 2 $40,000 $91,000
ASSOCIATE (7.5) $15,000 2 $30,000 $121,000
BENEFACTOR (5) $10,000 3 $30,000 $151,000
FRIEND (2.5) $5,000 4 $20,000 $171,000
SPONSOR (2+) $3600 5 $18,000 $189,000
SUPPORTER $1800 10 $18,000 $207,000
PATRON $1 - $1799 Many $12,234 $219,234
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS GIFT YOUR CONTRIBUTION IS TAX DEDUCTIBLE
A PLAQUE OR LEAF WILL BE INSCRIBED ON THE TREE OF LIFE IN MEMORY OF A LOVED ONE OR IN
HONOR OF A HAPPY OCCASION, FOR ALL DONATIONS OF $1,500 AND ABOVE
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