General Tributes | Book Fund | Honor a Child's Birthday

The highest source of Jewish living is through the observance of Mitzvot.
A Mitzvah literally means a commandment; there are a total of 613 commandments. 

Doing a mitzvah is associated with a good or pious deed.  One of the positive commandments is to give charity.

Tzedakah means "righteousness," which is synonymous with the Hebrew word for justice,  mishpat.  Therefore, in Judaism, when you make a donation, this is an act of justice or righteous giving, a responsibility of all Jews.

General Tributes
A contribution of $5.00 or more.

Book Fund
A contribution of $25.00 or more.

Click here to print out a form to mail in to have the Brodsky Library send a tribute or book fund donation.

Honor a Child's Birthday
This is a special way to celebrate the birthday of your son, daughter, grandchild, niece or nephew.

The child's birthday is commemorated with a gift in his or her honor.

With a donation of $15 to $25, a special bookplate will be placed in a new Jewish children's book in the library indicating it as a gift from you (parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, etc.) in honor of his/her birthday.  Also, the child will receive a birthday card from the Brodsky Library and he or she can be the first person to check out their special "Birthday Book."

Your participation contributes to the continuity of our quality children's programming and book selection. 

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We thank you for thinking of the Saul Brodsky Jewish Community Library. 
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