HHD Announcements

Your Gift Makes a Difference!

If you’ve found our services at Beth Yeshurun to be meaningful, consider making a donation to support our community, whether through a general donation or by contributing to our 5785/2024 Appeal. Your generosity makes a real difference, allowing us to continue providing enriching experiences for everyone—just follow the links below to give!
Click here to make a General Donation | Click here to participate in the 5785/2024 High Holy Day Appeal

Beth Yeshurun 929 Project

Beth Yeshurun introduces the 929 Project: Explore the Hebrew Bible's 929 chapters over three and a half years with daily study. Join our free email group starting October 27, led by Rabbi Danny Horwitz, fostering community and learning. Click here to subscribe to the weekday 929 emails.

Berlin & Poland Trip - 2025

Join us for an exciting journey to Berlin and Poland from June 29 to July 9, 2025, as announced by Rabbi Strauss on Rosh Hashanah Day 1, in partnership with J2 Adventures! If you're interested in participating, please click here to fill out the interest form to receive updates and communications about this memorable trip.

Reflections on Israel Questionnaire

As we approach the one-year mark since the events of October 7, Rabbi Strauss invites you to share your reflections and experiences following our recent Beth Yeshurun Solidarity Mission to Israel. Your insights will help us collectively process this significant moment and strengthen our community bonds. Click here to complete the questionnaire.

Israel Bonds

Investing in Israel bonds is a great way to support the Israeli economy while also securing a solid investment backed by the government. Plus, it’s a meaningful way to show your solidarity with Israel and earn some competitive interest at the same time. Click here to complete a Virtual Tab Card today!

College Boxes

It is a great way for your student to stay connected with Beth Yeshurun while your college student is away at school! Click here to connect them with Sisterhood and Rabbi Strauss.