We raised $31,248 for Chabad of Rural Arizona (RAZ)! Thank you to our generous matchers for making this a possibility, and a HUGE thank you goes to YOU for seizing the opportunity to do good.
Anonymous Friend of Chabad RAZ
$30,000
Local Supporters of Chabad RAZ
$5,000
Merkos 302 New Shliach Grant
$12,000
About Campaign
Strengthen Jewish Connection in Rural Arizona
What is Chabad of Rural Arizona?
Chabad of Rural AZ (or RAZ for short) is the only nonprofit dedicated to bringing the Joy of Judaism to those that live that live in central, eastern, and northeastern Rural Arizona, distant from established Jewish infrastructure. We are changing the landscape of over 8 counties across Arizona and we’re asking for your support to help us build a bright Jewish future, together.
How does a Match Campaign work?
Running Chabad of RAZ requires a major investment of time, energy, and capital. While our we work tirelessly to ensure that no Jew is left behind, the day-to-day expenses of operating a Chabad center can be daunting. Rather than charging membership fees or exorbitant event prices, which could alienate some people, we rely on the generosity of the greater Arizona Jewish community to help these spiritually isolated Jews. To that end, generous matching donors have come forward with a proposal to help Chabad thrive this year. They will donate $47K to our center, provided that it is matched by an equal donation from our you, our greater 'Rural AZ' community. Until the end of Chanukah, your dollar will have 2 times the impact!
How can I help?
You can be a partner in everything we do to benefit the residents of Rural Arizona by contributing to our campaign this Chankuah, and by spreading the word. Maimonides says that every good deed, no matter how small, tips the scale of humanity toward goodness. Today you have the opportunity to see the impact of that deed multiplied many times over. Join us by making a donation today!
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE:
1. CHECK payable to: Chabad of Rural Arizona Mail To: 6548 E Sharon Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
2. ZELLE: [email protected]
3. CASH APP: $ChabadRuralAZ
4. VENMO: @ChabadRuralAZ
5. CRYPTO: (email [email protected])
And Here is an article that goes a little more in depth on what we do.
Strengthen Jewish Connection in Rural Arizona
What is Chabad of Rural Arizona?
Chabad of Rural AZ (or RAZ for short) is the only nonprofit dedicated to bringing the Joy of Judaism to those that live that live in central, eastern, and northeastern Rural Arizona, distant from established Jewish infrastructure. We are changing the landscape of over 8 counties across Arizona and we’re asking for your support to help us build a bright Jewish future, together.
How does a Match Campaign work?
Running Chabad of RAZ requires a major investment of time, energy, and capital. While our we work tirelessly to ensure that no Jew is left behind, the day-to-day expenses of operating a Chabad center can be daunting. Rather than charging membership fees or exorbitant event prices, which could alienate some people, we rely on the generosity of the greater Arizona Jewish community to help these spiritually isolated Jews. To that end, generous matching donors have come forward with a proposal to help Chabad thrive this year. They will donate $47K to our center, provided that it is matched by an equal donation from our you, our greater 'Rural AZ' community. Until the end of Chanukah, your dollar will have 2 times the impact!
How can I help?
You can be a partner in everything we do to benefit the residents of Rural Arizona by contributing to our campaign this Chankuah, and by spreading the word. Maimonides says that every good deed, no matter how small, tips the scale of humanity toward goodness. Today you have the opportunity to see the impact of that deed multiplied many times over. Join us by making a donation today!
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE:
1. CHECK payable to: Chabad of Rural Arizona Mail To: 6548 E Sharon Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
2. ZELLE: [email protected]
3. CASH APP: $ChabadRuralAZ
4. VENMO: @ChabadRuralAZ
5. CRYPTO: (email [email protected])
And Here is an article that goes a little more in depth on what we do.