Dirah

Chai Partners Club

Platinum

Matt and Heather Borstein

Buster Timg and Roizy Gottesman

Gold

Avner Harel

Ora and Simon Golby

Silver

Akiva and Chava Goodman

Igor and Irina Olevsky

Mordi and Raizel Wolf

Daniel Hendel and Anna Cantor

Bronze

Daniel Maddy-Weitzman and Avigal Nisim

Eli Hecht

Dov Slansky

Yanky and Chana Hecht

Chai means life. By joining the Chai Partners Program, you breathe life into Dirah.

The Chai Partners Club is a wonderful opportunity to make a real impact in your community. As a monthly giving club, Chai Club members provide crucial support that helps sustain the many programs and services offered by Dirah.

By becoming a member, you will have the satisfaction of knowing that your monthly contribution is making a difference in the lives of those around you. Join the Chai Club today and help make a positive difference in the world!

Please join the monthly giving club. Don’t worry - you can always increase or decrease the amount, or cancel at any time. 

To join the Chai Partners Club through other means (Bank Transfer etc.) please email menashe@dirahbrooklyn.org

Community Menorah Lighting at Carroll Park

What is the commitment duration?

For as long as you'd like. Our system will charge your card monthly until you choose to alter your contribution. You can cancel your commitment at any time. Just let us know and we'll take care of it.

What if I don't want my card charged every month?

You choose to make your donations in single, bi-annual, or quarterly installments. For a one time donation go to dirahbrooklyn.org/donate.

How much should I give?

A little more than you were planning. The Rebbe taught us to always push ourselves, a little bit at a time. Of course, try to pick an amount that you'll be comfortable to maintain. May you be blessed!

Why give monthly?

Maimonides, the great Jewish sage and philosopher, teaches that it's better to give numerous, smaller donations, than one lump sum, even though they add up to the same amount. The logic is twofold: (1) Each gift is an additional mitzvah and (2) ongoing giving nurtures a habit of kindness.