Giving Simply

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Your generosity means so much to our community and we want to make sure that making a donation to Temple Micah is as simple and seamless as possible. In order to make giving easier and more organized, we are moving to a new online giving platform called Pushpay.

2026-2027 Dues Commitment

Our theme for the upcoming 2026–2027 fiscal year (July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027) is Many Voices, One Micah. This theme reminds us that everyone’s individual voice combines to one diverse community.

To keep our synagogue innovative, flexible, and accessible, Temple Micah meets its financial needs through our flexible dues program. Rather than enforcing fixed dues tiers, we ask each member household to commit to the number that feels both generous and sustainable. To fully fund our 2026–2027 operations and maintain our momentum, we ask that you consider increasing your dues from last year if you are able. We would greatly appreciate you considering donating at least The Union for Reform Judaism’s 2% suggestion of your gross household income.

As a reminder, membership dues are treated as donations and thus 100% tax deductible.

Give the New Way

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Micah Tomorrow - Rabbinic Endowment

The Micah Tomorrow Rabbinic Endowment is our investment in our congregation’s future. Its purpose is to assure that we will have the funds to support a full-time rabbi for generations to come. Engaging a rabbi is one of the largest financial commitments any congregation faces. Micah Tomorrow is how we are planning ahead to be certain a rabbi will always be at the center of our unique community. This endowment will enable Temple Micah to …

… continue to attract inspiring, innovative rabbis who understand our need to experience the sense of wonder, awe and inquiry that is at the heart of the Jewish experience at Temple Micah.
… partner with rabbis who share our value of“ radical inclusivity” and continue to sustain a community in which all continue to feel welcome – interfaith families, LGBTQ families, those whose Jewish beliefs are still being developed, the young and the young-at-heart, those with need and those who have.
… invite our current community to help strengthen the legacy of Temple Micah for our future community.

Please contact us to learn more about Micah Tomorrow and the Temple Micah Endowment Fund.

Micah Memorial Wall

The Temple Micah Memorial Wall was designed to honor those we have loved and lost and to establish a legacy that our unique community will continue into the future. Plaques purchased by our members will be placed on one of the six boards of the wall that hang in the Temple Micah Mikdash.

Not only do the names on the wall serve as an enduring remembrance, but your contribution becomes part of the Micah Tomorrow Endowment for Rabbinic Leadership to support and sustain us in perpetuity. When we fill these Memorial Boards with plaques we will have honored the memory of those who preceded us and will have shared more than $150,000 towards strengthening those who will follow us.

How you can participate:

$360 per plaque with the option to contribute more.
The plaques will include the name of the loved one and the English or Hebrew date of their yahrzeit.

Thank you to the following members who have donated to the Temple Micah Endowment Fund:

Michael & Robin Aubrey
Linda & Darice Bayer
Hal & Brenda Bruno
Steve & Kari Epstein
Lawrence & Elizabeth Feldman
Jesse Groman & Abigail Person
K/J Community Fund of the Denver Foundation
Charles Kessler, Chris Lynn
Elaine & Irv Levy
Ira Selkowitz & Pilar Osorio in memory of Leonard Selkowitz
Nancy Litwack-Strong & Peter Strong
Sam Mamet & Judith Cassel-Mamet
Dan & Jackson Meyers
Rabbi Adam, Renee, Addison & Dakota Morris
The Roberts Family
Martin & Wendy Smith
Dena Sorokin
Helen Spiegel
Risa Tatarsky & Michael Clapman
David Teitelman
Jon & Sharon Thorson
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