Yes Fund
Board
Contributions
Donor
WRJ
100
This is what YES Fund stands for.
What is Youth, Education and Special Projects?
100
Erika Barnathan
Who is the current president of Sisterhood?
100
$5,000
What is our yearly contribution to the Temple budget?
100
A contribution of time and/or money that is given to Ways & Means and Religious Observances projects
What is Donor?
100
Women of Reform Judaism
What does WRJ stand for?
200
Portion of your sisterhood dues that goes toward the YES Fund.
What is $5?
200
Position of person who oversees fundraising
What is Ways and Means Vice President?
200
$2,500
What is our contribution to the Capital Campaign?
200
Earned for set-up of an event, working an event, clean-up of an event and through donations of cash to Sisterhood
What is donor credit?
200
Number of women in the WRJ
What is 65,000?
300
The name of our Temple youth group that the YES fund supports.
What is TASTY?
300
Sharon Janis, Phyllis Bass, Esther Saritzky
Who are three past presidents?
300
Wine Glass and Candlesticks
What are our gifts to B'nai Mitzvah?
300
To involve as many women as possible in raising funds for sisterhood.
What is the goal of the donor program?
300
Number of sisterhoods in the WRJ
What is 500?
400
The purchase of YES fund items like uniongrams and tribute cards
What is how our sisterhood supports the YES fund?
400
First Thursday of every month
When does the board meet?
400
Registration costs
What is the help offered to women going to convention?
400
A Donor is earned when a member has contributed this amount worth of time or money to Sisterhood fundraising projects.
What is $80?
400
Washington D.C.
Where is the 2011 WRJ Convention being held?
500
A scholarship to the Hebrew Union College.
What is Rabbi Lutz's benefit from the YES fund?
500
Temple Board
What is the Sisterhood president on?
500
Bibles
What is our gift to Confirmands?
500
Purchasing tributes, going to Mah Jongg nights, packing Purim bags.
What is ways to earn donor?
500
Winner of the 2011 National Jewish Book Award
What is The Torah: A Women's Commentary?
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