A Gala Evening

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A Gala Evening
was held on Thursday, May 4, 2023
at River Stone Manor, Glenville, NY
Read about our distinguished honorees here
You may contribute additional support below.
We thank you for supporting A Gala Evening!

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I would like to commit to sponsor A Gala Evening at the following level:

This section is designed for business owners who would like to sponsor A Gala Evening at the levels shown here.
Anyone who would like to sponsor is welcome to do - and is very much appreciated!
Your name or the name of your business will be listed at the appropriate level on the gala page of our website for one year, to show our appreciation of your support. Your full donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Palladium Sponsor: $10,000
Platinum Sponsor: $5,000
Gold Sponsor: $3,600
Silver Sponsor: $2,500
Bronze Sponsor: $1,500

I would also like to be an Distinguished Donor at this level:

Another opportunity to show support of A Gala Evening, our Distinguished Donors have joined to recognize the countless contributions Rabbi Matt Cutler and Del and Randie Salmon have given to our community through their leadership and philanthropy.

Distinct from Corporate Sponsorship opportunities above, please indicate if you would like to be an Honorary Donor at the levels indicated here. Your name will be listed on the gala page of our website for one year, with our appreciation of your support!

L'Chaim! (To Life) Special Listing with a donation of $50 or more

Please consider an additional donation for a special listing in our digital program book. The minimum amount for this listing is $50. You may enter your chosen donation amount here.

Fri, May 9 2025
11 Iyar 5785

Today's Calendar

Teacher & Madrikhim Appreciation Shabbat

: 7:00pm

Tomorrow's Calendar

Torah Study

: 9:00am

Upcoming Programs & Events

May

Wonders of Judaism
Tuesday, May 13 12:00pm

May

Shikum HaNefesh
Wednesday, May 14 8:00am

May

Community & Coffee
Wednesday, May 14 1:00pm

May

Sisterhood Evening Book Group
Wednesday, May 14 7:00pm

May

Last Day - Gates Quest
Sunday, May 18 9:30am

Lag BaOmer

Friday, May 16

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Our Japanese Cherry Trees

Taken 4-21-2025 Note: 5-5-2025 The beauty is past! Help sponsor future trees & their care. See the link at the top of the website.

Mitzvah of the Month

Join us on a meaningful journey where each month, we focus on a different organization or cause that makes a difference in the world. We will explore the mission of an organization or cause, learn about the impact they have, and actively contribute. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of Tzedakah (charitable giving), Gemilut Khasadim (acts of kindness), and the power of community, all while building friendships and growing as leaders.

This month's 2025 Mitzvahs

We are collecting donations for the upcoming May B'nai Mitzvahs (see next section below).

We love learning about organizations or causes to collaborate with for our ongoing Mitzvah of the Month social action projects.

Call the office with your suggestions, or email Tammy at tammy@cgoh.org or Arnie at arotenberg @cgoh.org.

B'Mitzvah Projects

Noah Baxt's Bar Mitzvah project is asking for donations for Linclusion. It is an organization started by a friend of the family from summer camp for kids like her youngest son who is nonverbal and has been diagnosed with autism. Its mission is to provide the opportunity for kids of all abilities to be able to experience the magic of summer camp with the organization’s support. Here is the website for more information https://www.linclusion.org

To donate to Linclusion in honor of Noah use this QR code:

Tessa Lynch’s Bat Mitzvah project is raising money for the non- profit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. This organization works with not just Broadway performers and crew but for theater professionals across the country. They work to inform, teach, and help support those living with HIV/AIDS. They also work to support the national theater community whenever there is a disease (COVID) or other medical issue that affects the theater community. This issue is very close to Tessa’s heart, as she’s been involved with our local theater groups, whether it’s performing with DramaKids, doing a summer program with SCT, or with her dance studio. Link to donate in honor of Tessa Lynch

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Link for Jill Gilman's Project For Jill's bat mitzvah project, she decided to collect supplies and raise money for the Homeward Bound Dog Rescue of New York (HBDRNY). HBDRNY is not a shelter and does not have a facility, all the dogs live in foster homes in the area. The dogs eat, sleep, and live with their foster family so the family gets to know the dog well, which gives them the opportunity to match families up with the dogs so a home really is forever! The rescue group relies on donations to pay for food and medical bills (including spaying and neutering all the dogs, and vaccinations).

Fri, May 9 2025 11 Iyar 5785