Chabad of Simi Valley serves the religious and the non-observant, the affiliated and non-affiliated, young and old and all in between.
Chabad reaches out to all who are in need and assists them with their financial and emotional needs as well as serving the community at large by offering programs and classes for all ages. From toddlers to seniors, all have a place and feel welcome at Chabad. Every individual and every penny counts. Here are some of the ways you can contribute to the Chabad of Simi Valley:
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DONATE WITH A CREDIT CARD
You can donate online right now by clicking here and filling out our secure credit card donation page.
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SHAREHOLDERS CIRCLE
Your recurring gift will create an ongoing relationship between you and the Chabad community you are supporting and will join you with the "Chai Circle."
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IN-KIND DONATION OPPRTUNITIES
We accept gifts of cars, office equipment, planned giving and the like. Please contact us at info@chabadsimi.org
to discuss your proposed gift. Click here to view our Donate-in-Kind opportunities.
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DONATE WHILE SHOPPING
Major supermarkets will donate a percentage of your purchase to your favorite charity — all you need to is register with them, and you'll be doing a mitzvah every time you shop!
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DONATE AMEX POINTS
Or other airlines miles. Click here to donate your Amex reward points; write to us at info@chabadsimi.org to learn how you can gift other airlines miles — the IRS considers such gifts to be tax deductible! |
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Can we Count on YOU?
Chabad is committed to strengthening Jewish identity, unity and commitment. We cannot do this alone. We count on support from people known for their benevolence, sincerity and sensitivity to the needs of all mankind. Thank you for being our partner!
Who We Serve
Chabad of Simi Valley is dedicated to providing every Jew regardless of background, philosophy or level of commitment, an open door environment for strengthening and enhancing Jewish family life. Chabad serves individuals and families looking for an anchor and non-judgmental, accepting, personalized Jewish experience.
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