Give Every Child the Gift of Jewish Education
Donations to our temple scholarship funds help ensure all children have access to a meaningful Jewish education. TAE offers a variety of scholarships so that every family, regardless of financial circumstances, can nurture an informed and engaged Jewish life. Your generous support makes this possible.
Irene G. Stern Religious School Education Fund
Established in memory of Irene Stern, this fund provides vital financial support for Religious School programs at Temple Adat Elohim. It helps cover essential needs such as additional teaching staff, classroom equipment, supplies, and other resources not fully supported by current funding.
Religious School Scholarship Fund
At Temple Adat Elohim, we deeply value the importance of providing our children with meaningful and enriching Jewish experiences. However, many families face financial barriers that prevent them from enrolling their children in Religious School. Your thoughtful donation helps ensure that every child has the opportunity to receive a Jewish education, regardless of financial circumstances.
Viktoria Larson-Green Campership Fund
Established in memory of their daughter, Viktoria Larson-Green, this fund provides annual scholarships to help offset the cost of Jewish camp for TAE Religious School students. Scholarships are available to eligible students in grades 5 through 8, helping them build lasting connections to Jewish life and community through immersive camp experiences.
ECC Yeladim Scholarship Fund
The Yeladim Fund supports families who want to give their young children a Jewish preschool experience but face financial challenges. This scholarship allows a parent to work part of the day, knowing their child is cared for in a nurturing, loving, and Jewish environment.
Marsha Fayne Sisterhood Campership Fund
At Temple Adat Elohim, we strongly believe in providing our children with enriching Jewish experiences. The Marsha Fayne Sisterhood Campership Fund offers financial support to help families send their children to Jewish camps and other Judaic educational programs. These grants are made possible through generous donations and the dedicated fundraising efforts of the TAE Sisterhood.