HIGH HOLIDAY APPEAL 5787
Our Community High Holiday Goal: $36,000
As we enter the High Holiday season, we extend our warmest wishes for a sweet, healthy, and meaningful New Year. May 5787 be a year of blessing, growth, and renewal for you and your loved ones.
Chabad of Ocala and The Villages is more than a center - it is a home. A home where every Jew can find warmth, connection, community, and purpose.
Throughout the High Holidays, our doors are open to all. There is no membership or affiliation required, and there is no charge to attend services. Making all of this possible, however, comes with significant costs.
This year, our High Holiday budget is $36,000.
YOUR HIGH HOLIDAY GIFT HELPS MAKE POSSIBLE:
* High Holiday Services & Prayers
* Rosh Hashanah Dinners & Kiddush Meals
* 500+ Rosh Hashanah Care Packages
* Meals for Those Unable to Attend
* Professional Security
* Beacon College Jewish Student Programs
* Community Lulav & Sukkah
* Sukkah Mobile
* Home & Hospital Visits
* Sukkot Celebrations
* Shmini Atzeret & Simchat Torah Celebrations
$36,000–ONE COMMUNITY EFFORT
None of this happens on its own. Our $36,000 High Holiday budget is made possible by friends like you who believe that every Jew deserves a place to pray, celebrate, connect, and belong.
Whether or not you attend High Holiday services or programs, you can help make them possible. Every member of our community can participate, and every gift makes a difference.
We would be honored to add your name to our High Holiday Caring Wall, proudly displayed in the shul throughout the holidays. Every donor will be recognized unless they choose to remain anonymous.
WAYS TO GIVE:
* Cash
* Check
* Credit Card
* Stocks or Bonds
* 401(k) or IRA Distribution
* Real Estate
* Reach out for other options: 352-425-4005
Please consider making a meaningful High Holiday gift today. Together, we can provide a full season of Jewish life—from the synagogue to the sukkah, from college students to seniors, and from our Chabad House to Jewish homes throughout our community.
With heartfelt thanks and blessings for a *Shana Tova U’Metuka—a sweet, healthy, happy, and vibrant New Year.