Click on each fund’s name to learn more about its purpose.
To donate to a specific fund listed below, click on the “Donate now” button and select the name of the fund from the “type” menu in the donation form. Email treasurer@tbanashua.org with any questions.
MiDor L’Dor (from Generation to Generation), is a fundraising campaign for TBA’s future. The fund supports improvements and repairs to our campus and build sufficient reserves to manage our assets proactively.
Funds that support cultural enrichment.
This restricted fund supports music programs, TBA landscape gardens, and interfaith work.
This restricted fund supports events such as International Dinners, artists in residence, and speakers. These projects must meet the goal of fostering a connection to Judaism through a cultural lens.
This fund supports the music & media library in the Education Center. It’s goal is to continue Jason’s work and dedication to music education for children and adults.
This fund supports the maintenance of Temple’s infrastructure indoors and outdoors, programs, tuition support, High Holy Day flowers, and Chesed (loving kindness) in the community.
This fund supports programs and expenses related to engaging children and their families educationally and ritually.
Funds that support operations, ritual practices, and other needs.
Donations are used to fund major repairs to existing building, equipment & furnishings.
Donations are used to maintain and improve the Beth Abraham Cemetery.
Earnings are used to help fund general programming & operations. Donations and bequests are used to ensure long term financial security of TBA.
Donations are used to support the infrastructure, programs, tuition support, High Holy Day flowers, outside and inside maintenance, and Chesed in the community.
Earnings and new contributions to this restricted fund support the maintenance of Porter Park, the land where our Jewish Education Center is located.
Donations to this fund are used to purchase the solar system after the lease expired in 2024.
Funds that support educational programming.
The earnings from this restricted fund are used for events such as International Dinners, artists in residence, and speakers. These projects meet the goal of fostering a connection to Judaism through a cultural lens.
Supports educational programing for adults and families at Temple Beth Abraham.
Earnings and new donations to this restricted fund support special purchase of equipment and supplies for youth Jewish education.
Donations are used to maintain a music & media library in the Education Center, to continue Jason’s work and dedication to music education for children and adults.
Donations are used to support the infrastructure, programs, tuition support, High Holy Day flowers, outside and inside maintenance, and Chesed in the community.
Provides an optional $100 bond in recognition of outstanding performance by a student in each Ed Center class. May also be used for tuition assistance and to support education staff development.
This fund supports programs and expenses related to engaging children and their families educationally and ritually.
Funds that supports operations, ritual practices, and other needs.
Used for general programming and operations.
This fund supports current and future refurbishment of Torah scrolls.
This fund is used for various needs the discretion of the Rabbi.
Specific donations of $36 or more are used to purchase weekly or High Holy Day prayerbooks in honor or memory of someone. Chumashim (books of Torah text) may be purchased for $72. Other general donations used for prayerbooks as needed.
Donations to this fund are to be used to supplement the operating budget to hire security guards for events as needed.
Funds that assist families within the congregation.
Provides an optional $100 bond in recognition of outstanding performance by a student in each Ed Center class. May also be used for tuition assistance and to support education staff development.
Donations to this fund are used to help members of the community in need.
This fund is used for various needs the discretion of the Rabbi.