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    Since 1842, members of Congregation Rodeph Sholom have understood that support for the synagogue is a crucial form of tzedakah, bringing meaning to our lives and perpetuating the Judaism we love. It is through the generosity of congregants that the synagogue has thrived for generations, offering the best Clergy, programs, and facilities to our community.

    There are many ways for members to support Congregation Rodeph Sholom throughout the year, in commemoration of a life-cycle event or in general support and appreciation. All donations are recognized in our newsletter, The Chronicle, or may be made anonymously if so desired.

    You may make a secure online gift, send a check or call the development office to give credit card information. Contact our Development Director, Lyndsie Levine, at (646) 454-3050 or at development@crsnyc.org.

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