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We will be migrating to a new shul management system, Rakefet, starting with our 5785 Membership Drive. You will be receiving a personalized link via email to create your personal profile where you can update family information and make all payments. Membership and High Holiday seats will be available through Rakefet with multiple payment options.
Extra High Holiday Seats for Members are $50 each.
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Dear Friends,
As we approach the new year of 5785, we invite you to join the Waxman Chabad Center through our Community Drive!
Guided by Leadership, Strengthened by Community
Under the leadership of Rabbi Chaikin, alongside our new administrators and program directors Rabbi Chayim B. and Sarah Y. Alevsky, Waxman Chabad continues to be a warm and welcoming space for prayer, learning, and community connection. With Torah learning led by Rabbi Levi and Mushkie Greenberg, and the daily operations managed by Binyamin Prupis, WCC is poised for growth.
Thanks to the dedication of our volunteers, Waxman Chabad has seen significant upgrades and improvements.
Join with Us
Your membership is vital to keeping Waxman Chabad a place where everyone feels at home, allowing us to continue to offer daily Shul services, children's services, Shabbat kiddush, holiday programs, guest speakers, and special events. These funds are essential to maintaining our building and continuing to grow.
Together, we can make 5785 a year of growth and connection for our community. Our new system, Rakefet, establishes a secure family portal to choose a payment plan, keep track of your contributions and update your personal information like yahrtzeits. All membership levels below include High Holiday seats, discounts on Kiddush sponsorship, and hall rentals.
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Pillar: $2,500 per year
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Premium: $1,800 per year
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Family: $1,200 per year
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Affiliate: $600 per year
Everyone Is Welcome
Our doors and programming are open to everyone, regardless of ability to pay. Every contribution is appreciated!
Thank you for being part of the Waxman Chabad family! Wishing you and your family a Shana Tova U'Metuka!
Waxman Chabad
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