You can make payments easily and securely on line. All payments are processed through PayPal but you do not need a PayPal account. Your contributions to Temple Bat Yam are greatly needed. TBY's dues structure, one of the lowest among URJ congregations, only covers 50% of our operating costs. The remaining 50% is made up through contributions, and the fundraising that occurs throughout the year.
Select a contribution type. Please increase your contribution in $18.00 increments. For example, if you wish to give a contribution of Chai, simply add to cart; Double Chai, just increase the quantity to two. You can add a message or dedication in the space provided below.
Endowments:TBY offers a wide range of endowment options. They are a beautiful way to remember or honor a loved one or commemorate a special event.
CLICK HERE for a list of our generous benefactors and their endowments.
CLICK HERE for a list of endowments still available.
Temple Bat Yam Tree of Life: Leaves and rocks are for a mazel tov in honor of an anniversary, Bar or Bat Mitzvah, birthday, wedding, newborn, or any honor or congratulations. Leaves cost $325.00 and rocks are $1,025.00. Please contact the temple office at templebatyam97@aol.com for more information.
Memorial Plaque: If you would like to honor the memory of a loved one with a name plate on one of the plaques in our memorial alcove, please use one of the forms below.
CLICK HERE to download a member pdf form or
CLICK HERE to download a nonmember pdf form.
Chai Club:
Please join our Chai Club. Just $2,000 gets you a membership and you can pay it out over two years. As a Chai member you will be named on a plaque in the social hall and get to wear a pin with the chai symbol. Please contact our treasurer at for more information.
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Rabbi Susan Warshaw conducts. Bagels and coffee at 9:30, services start at 9:50. Dress is casual.
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Bagels and Books Dec 18.
10AM - 12 PM
Read 97 Orchard, an edible history of five immigrant families in one New York tenement by Jane Ziegelman. Even skip breakfast and enjoy bagels and coffee with the TBY library family
Checkout what else is happening at TBY. Visit us on Facebook.Did you miss Deborah Adler's Presentation: Effective Advocacy for Israel & the Jewish People? You can view the presentation here.