Since the inception of Women of Reform Judaism in 1913 as the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, we have been committed to sustaining and strengthening Reform Judaism throughout the world. The Union for Reform Judaism, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, World Union for Progressive Judaism, and JBI International (formally Jewish Braille Institute of America) are some of the organizations and institutions supported by WRJ on an ongoing basis.

 

WRJ brings together the efforts of tens of thousands of women throughout North America and the world to help us fulfill our mission. WRJ creates one communal voice from many individual ones and, stronger together, we have the ability to impact the lives of so many.

 

Individuals and sisterhoods can contribute to Women of Reform Judaism in the following ways:

• High Holiday Appeal - help support  our ever-increasing fixed expenses, and to ensure that we can continue to provide services to our sisterhoods. 
  

• Be a Friend of WRJ - support WRJ's mission to ensure the future of Reform/Progressive Judaism by making a donation today
  

• Circle of Service Campaign – your opportunity to ensure that current needs of the Reform community are met

• Founders’ Endowment Fund – supports the publication of Jewish study materials for sisterhoods and unique programs of service in the Reform/Progressive Movement

• Fund for the Generations – this endowment fund helps to safeguard the continuity and growth of sisterhoods throughout the world

• Lifeline Endowment Fund – ensuring the future of Reform Judaism

• Monthly Giving - support the ongoing work of WRJ with your monthly gift
  

• Planned Giving  - your financial commitment to the future of Women of Reform Judaism

• YES Fund – WRJ’s most active program supporting the Youth, Education, and Special Projects of the Reform/Progressive Jewish movement

Your financial support of our programs is essential to the future of Reform Judaism. Please click on any item to make a donation.  We thank you in advance for your commitment to Women of Reform Judaism.