Thank you so much for donating to support the Temple Sinai community!
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To learn more about what each of our funds support, visit the About Our Funds page of our temple website.
Providing support for select groups is important for building community and helping our congregation fulfill its commitment to Tikkun Olam – repairing the world. The annual amount totals $238. A breakdown and description of funds can be seen here.
Temple Sinai operates on a June 1-May 31 fiscal year and annual membership financial commitments should be fulfilled prior to the end of the fiscal year. We have no other schedule requirements. However, we do ask that 25% of your membership commitment be paid by September 1 annually.
Online member payments automatically include the processing fee Temple Sinai is charged to process the transaction. Online donations include the option to either include the processing fee as an addition to your donation or to have the processing fee taken out of your donation. Temple Sinai is charged 2.9% for credit card transactions and 0.7% for ACH transactions, plus $0.15 per transaction. If you prefer not to incur the processing fee, you can also mail your payment to Temple Sinai or pay by gift of securities or direct wire transfer.”
Yes! You can mail any checks to Temple Sinai at 3100 Military Rd NW, Washington, DC 20015. If you are making a member payment, please address your envelope to the attention of the Finance Office. If you are making a donation, please address your envelope to the attention of the Development Office and include this form together with your donation.
Yes! You can make a gift of securities to Temple Sinai for both membership financial commitments and/or donations. Please follow the instructions here and let our Finance Manager, Andrei Israel, know how many shares and what security you plan to give and how this gift should be applied to payments or donations.
Yes! You can make a direct wire transfer to Temple Sinai for both membership financial commitments and/or donations. Please follow the instructions here and let our Finance Manager, Andrei Israel, know the amount you plan to transfer and how this gift should be applied to payments or donations.
Yes! IRA owners age 70½ or over when the distribution is made can give a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) from their IRA distribution. Those aged 73 and above are required to take a minimum distribution from their IRA retirement accounts. Donating from your IRA distribution to Temple Sinai as a qualified charitable organization may reduce your taxable income while also supporting the Temple Sinai community. Learn more about IRA Qualified Charitable Distributions here and learn more about IRA Required minimum Distributions here.
Yes! You can make a gift to Temple Sinai for both membership financial commitments and/or donations. Please talk to your financial advisor or go to the website of your fund’s financial institution for their giving procedure.
Temple Sinai’s Tax ID/Employer Identification Number (EIN) is 53-0231513.
If you have questions about giving to Temple Sinai by DAF or Family Foundation, please reach out to Noah Benjamin, Director of Development, at 202-363-6394 x233 or by email at .
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