Become a Friend of CAJE Melton
CAJE Melton is proud to have 165 Friends and 30 members of the Rashi Society! We can’t wait for you to join us!
CAJE Melton is committed to ensuring that CAJE’s Florence Melton Adult Mini-School exists now and for generations to come. Your participation in Friends of Melton strengthens our school, provides much-needed resources, and guarantees that no student wille ver be turned away because of an inability to pay.
Your contribution also:
- Makes special programs and events like Feed Your Mind! — which provide food for thought and nourishment for the body — possible.
- Supports the continued development of a curriculum that encompasses a diverse, comprehensive, and relevant range of topics and texts.
- Makes sure CAJE Melton continues to exist for you and others who want to learn.
Benefits of supporting CAJE Melton:
Talmid/Student Membership
- A “thank you” gift when you join
- Free admission to one Feed Your Mind! event
Morah/Teacher Membership
- A “thank you” gift when you join
- Free admission to all Feed Your Mind! events for one year
Boneh/Builder Membership
- A “thank you gift when you join
- Priority registration for select Melton Advanced Studies Courses
- Free admissions to all Feed Your Mind! events for one year
Become a member of the Rashi Society
Education is an ongoing and evolving process, which is why a multi-year gift is so meaningful. The Rashi Society provides a unique multi-year giving opportunity. Rashi (Rabbi Solomon ben Yitzchak), the 11th century biblical and Talmudic commentator and vintner, exemplifies the impact of outstanding Jewish education on individuals, families, and communities. To join the Rashi Society, participants donate a minimum gift of $500 annually for three years.
Benefits of joining the Rashi Society:
- Friend of CAJE Melton membership at the Boneh Level
- FREE Feed Your Mind! events for three years
- Special commemorative gift
- Rashi member invitations to exclusive events
Contact Sue Parker Gerson for complete information: spgerson@caje-co.org
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