Temple Shalom’s reputation for welcoming and caring for people seeking to express and celebrate their Judaism continues to grow.
In order to continue this work of ensuring the well-being of current and future generations we need your help and support.
Making a donation to Temple Shalom is easy.
Online
Make a quick online donation via Square Online, and your receipt will be emailed to you:
Bank deposit
Account Name: Temple Shalom Liberal Jewish Congregation of Gold Coast Queensland
BSB: 034-215
Account Number: 334329
When making your donation, please email us on admin@templeshalomgoldcoast.org to let us know of your donation so we can arrange a receipt.
Tax deductible donations
If you wish to make a tax deductible donation, please contact our office on 07 5570 1716 or on the email below.
If you have any questions please contact our office on admin@templeshalomgoldcoast.org.
The Memorial Board
The Memorial Board in the Sanctuary allows members to honour loved ones. It is lit during Yahrzeit and Yom Kippur, when names are read to facilitate saying Kaddish. You can pre-purchase an entry for $300 (single) or $500 (double).
The Tree of Life offers engravings for significant family events, with options for an engraved maple leaf at $300 or a small plaque for $150.
Bequests
You can make a bequest to Temple Shalom for a specific purpose for a cause important to you, examples being:
- improved services and programmes for our community;
- enhancing our cultural offerings of music and art; and
- providing space for additional cultural and social activities for members of all ages.
Our community relies on the generosity of its members and donors and we encourage you to make a bequest in your will.
We recommend consultation with your family and solicitor before making a bequest.
To request a Bequest Form or further details, please email admin@templeshalomgoldcoast.org
Leaving a bequest to your synagogue is a meaningful way to ensure the continuation and prosperity of a community that holds deep personal and spiritual significance.
This act of generosity helps to maintain the synagogue’s physical structure, supports its various programs, and funds essential services that keep the community vibrant and thriving
– Rabbi Adi Cohen