Har HaShem has been the center of our Jewish life for almost 50 years. We want to ensure that it will be here for the next generations —an open, welcoming, strong congregation that encourages us to deepen our knowledge and appreciation of our beautiful heritage and its core values, and be a community of support through the joys and challenges that each of us will surely face.
-Sara-Jane and Bill Cohen
On our first Shabbat in Colorado, we were welcomed into the community of Har HaShem. Since then, our involvement with Har HaShem has grown, and our commitment has deepened. We want this community to thrive long after we are gone. Our legacy gift is our way of making that wish public.
-Jim and Susan Edelman
We are honored and blessed to make a legacy gift to our congregation. It allows our youth to partake in activities like summer camp, without concern about affordability, supporting their growth and participation in our congregation now and hopefully long into the future. Giving to Har HaShem in this way enables us to give back for what we have received from our community.
-Marc and Mindy Liebman
When we were asked to become a part of the Har HaShem Legacy program we joined because we believe in supporting community. Our synagogue membership over the years introduced us to many learning opportunities and people which have grown our commitment to Har HaShem and Judaism. By leaving a Legacy gift in our will, we hope that others will have similar opportunities after we are gone.
- Barbara Stern and Craig Balter
I'm attracted to the idea of perpetuating a gift. Leaving a legacy is important to me for a variety of reasons. I had my children pretty late in life and am unlikely to get to know any future grandchildren. This is an opportunity for them to know what was important to me. It is my privilege to be able to do this.
- Jane Stein
It was the incredible vision and support of those that were here before us that allow us all to benefit today. It is important to us that our children and our children's children continue to have a Jewish home at Har HaShem. Through this opportunity, we are able to support Har HaShem now in a way that will benefit generations to come, L'dor V'dor.
- Brenda, Andrew, Sarah, and Haley Halperin