As a member of Congregation Micah you support our community in a variety of ways, but have you thought to include us in your will or estate plan? By leaving a legacy, you can assure that the connection you feel for the Jewish community and our congregation will exist for future generations. Even if you wish for your gift to remain anonymous, please consider participating in our Life & Legacy program.

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A Promise for the future

Your participation in the community-wide LIFE & LEGACY program does not require a cash donation today. It is simply a promise for the future. A legacy commitment will enable you to:

·       Convey your commitment to being Jewish and the role Congregation Micah plays in your life

·       Set an example for your family and community

·       Impact Congregation Micah in the future in a way you may not be able to do today

·       Preserve the special qualities of the Congregation Micah community

·       Perpetuate the Jewish traditions you cherish

·       Express beliefs instilled in you by your parents and grandparents

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EVERYONE CAN PARTICIPATE

All of us, regardless of age or wealth, have the ability to leave a legacy. Your legacy gift of any size can be customized and structured to fit your family’s needs, your financial situation, your dreams and your lifestyle.  You can choose to provide general support for the community or to designate your legacy for a particular area of interest.

The simplest methods of leaving a legacy are through a will or estate plan or by adding or changing a beneficiary designation on a retirement fund or life insurance policy. Your legacy commitment can be a percentage or a specific dollar amount.

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YOU DECIDE THE LEGACY THAT YOU LEAVE

We invite you to leave a legacy for the future generations of  Congregation Micah.

If you have already included a legacy gift to Congregation Micah in your will or estate plans or if you are just thinking about including Micah in your legacy plans and would like to learn more, please contact Micah at office@congregationmicah.org. 

The great use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.
— William James

Life & Legacy Partners

Stephen Abelman & Robin Holab-Abelman

Richard & Patricia Abelson 

Richard Barnett

Howard Baum and Joy Allington-Baum

Merle Born

Jeffrey & Donna Caplan

Marjean Coddon & Henry Johs

Victoria Cohen-Crumpton

Michael & Mindy Drongowski

Richard Eskind

Suriva Fischer

Julie Fortune & Tony Jackson 

Lawrence B. Fuldauer

Ron Galbraith & Faith Haber Galbraith 

Julie & Clay Greenberg

Daniel & Karen Grossman

Heidi & John Hassenfeld

Lynn & Ron Heady

Reva & Eugene(z’l) Heller

Larry & Carol Hyatt

Rabbi Kenneth A. Kanter

Jeffrey & Brenda Karp

Pam & Shaul Kelner

Leslie Kirby & Craig Smith

Jeremy and Diana Landa

Aaron & Celia Lerch

Michael & Sherrie Levine 

Bennet & Dani Lieberman

Martin & Ann Light

Mitchell & Heather Light

Josh & Rena Malkovsky-Berger

Andy May & Nancy Brown 

Monica McCready

Warren Melamed

Scott & Anna-Gene O’Neal

Edria & David Ragosin

Rabbis Laurie & Philip “Flip” Rice

Thomas & Audrey Rice

Bruce C. & Kay Robins

Van Robins

Andy & Laura Saul 

Leah & James Sohr 

Richard & Adele Stein

Hope S. Stringer

Christie & Titus Wiemers

Rebekah Zeitlin

David Zolensky & Arleen Tuchman

Robert Smith & Barbara Ramsey

Teri & A.G. Kasselberg

And other generous anonymous donors