The JCC East Bay Legacy Society
The JCC East Bay inspires, serves, and connects the Jewish community – and the wider community – today. By remembering JCC East Bay with a gift in your will, trust, retirement account, or life insurance policy, you can help ensure that the JCC East Bay remains a thriving community for generations to come. With a legacy gift, anyone can leave a meaningful contribution to the future.
If you have already included a legacy gift to the JCC East Bay in your plans, please let us know. We would love the opportunity to thank you.
Interested in becoming a member of the JCC East Bay Legacy Society? Click here to download our Legacy Declaration of Commitment (PDF). Send your form to our Berkeley Branch (attn: Julie Iny) or email juliei@jcceastbay.org.
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“Legacy giving is important to us because we want to ensure that these wonderful institutions will be ongoing, so that future generations can find the same joy and discovery of their Jewish heritage. L'dor V'dor. (From generation to generation)".
– Nat and Bernadette Bitton |
"The JCC of the East Bay has been integral to my family's relationship with our Jewish heritage. It is my hope that the JCC of the East Bay continues to reach an ever-increasing number of Jews of all backgrounds and allows them to discover and explore their own Jewish heritage and the wonders of Judaism. Legacy giving is way to ensure that this wonderful organization will continue to act as a home for Jewish life in the East Bay for future generations." – Michael Tannenbaum and family |
Please contact us with any questions. We are happy to assist you.
About the JCC East Bay Legacy Society:
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Legacy gifts are gifts you give after your lifetime–from your will, trust, retirement account, or life insurance policy
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There’s no minimum gift
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Anyone can leave a legacy regardless of age, wealth, or affiliation
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Many have set aside a small portion of their estates, like 5% or 10%, for the community
JCC East Bay Legacy Society
(as of February 18, 2020)
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Anonymous (6) Seymour Baruch* Benita Kline |
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* of blessed memory
