Planned Giving provides a unique opportunity to support Temple Jeremiah’s mission. Every gift — large or small — makes a significant contribution to the Temple, our beloved community. By including Temple Jeremiah in your planned gifts, bequests, or other estate and financial instruments, you can ensure the Jewish traditions and values of Temple Jeremiah that are meaningful to you, will be brought to life for future generations, l’dor va’dor.
Express
Jewish values instilled in you by your parents, grandparents and loved ones.
Perpetuate
Jewish traditions you cherish.
Preserve
Temple Jeremiah and its programs for future generations.
In addition to your gift benefiting Temple Jeremiah, you may benefit financially in the following ways:
- Income tax savings through the charitable deduction for the value of a gift;
- Avoidance of capital gains tax on contributions of certain kinds of property that have increased in value over time;
- Life income – for you and/or other members of your family through deferred, life-income plans;
- Potentially greater spendable income with certain arrangements;
- Elimination of federal estate tax on the value of a gift passing to charity upon your death;
- Reduced estate settlement costs.
In recognition of your generosity, you will become part of the Temple Jeremiah Covenant Society (see a list of current members below), created to honor those who support Temple Jeremiah through their estate or financial plans, as well as being listed year long in the Covenant and receiving additional recognition throughout the year.
Please consult with your own personal financial advisor or attorney prior to making a charitable gift. To participate in the Temple Jeremiah Covenant Society, let us know if you have already made a legacy gift or for more information on any of the Planned Giving options, please contact Director of Philanthropy Leslie Landman at leslie@templejeremiah.org or 847.582.4085.
Temple Jeremiah Covenant Society Members
We are deeply grateful for the members of our Temple Jeremiah Covenant Society, a dedicated group of individuals who have pledged to ensure the future of our beloved community. Thank you for your foresight, commitment, and care. Your decision to include Temple Jeremiah in your plans embodies the essence of L’dor V’dor, passing on the traditions and values that have sustained us for generations. Because of you, our community will continue to thrive for many years to come, creating new moments of connection, joy, and belonging for all who walk through our doors. We are truly inspired by your generosity and the lasting impact you will have on the future of Temple Jeremiah.
Elan Adler
Joel and Julie Africk
Phyllis Burg
Rabbi Paul and Cathy Cohen
Drew Davis
Michael and Laura Fine
Julie and Jim Ford
Alene Frost
Daniel and Krystal Glassman
Avi and Allyson Greenfield
Randi and Charles Gurian
Rabbi Rachel Heaps
Judith Homer
Herbert and Bonnie Horn
Gary and Lori Kash
Sue and Joel Kaufmann
Diana Kaufmann
Lisa and Steve Kleiman
Jeff and Ellen Krupp
Leslie Landman
Howard and Gail Lanznar
Charles Laurito
Scott and Amy Levin
Anne and Jerry Lidsky
Ken and Susan Lorch
Cantor Lianna Mendelson
Barbara and Stephen Miller
Gail and Tony Modro
Michelle Myers
Alisa and Scott Patterson
Babette and Jeffrey Sanders
Noah and Jennifer Schnepper
Laurel and Ed Shapiro
Vicki Siegelman and David Baldwin
Linda and Gary Stolberg
Judy and Jerry Tatar
Jason and Amy Torf
Stephanie and Stephen Victor
Anonymous (7)
Covenant Society: In Memoriam
We deeply appreciate beloved members whose foresight and generosity left an enduring legacy for Temple Jeremiah by planning a future gift during their lifetimes. Their thoughtfulness continues to bless our community and will forever be an inspiration.
Norma and Bill Brown
Dorothy Kayle
Mitchell Slotnick
If you have already made plans for a legacy gift and your name does not appear above, please let us know. We would be honored to recognize you as part of our Covenant Society and celebrate your commitment.