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2023-2024 Membership Form

We would be delighted for you to become a part of our Temple Sinai family. We look forward to getting to know every member of your family and helping you get the most out of your Temple membership. In order to assist our chazzan, staff and lay leadership in serving you fully and helping to enrich your Temple Sinai experience, we would like to know about you. Please call the synagogue office at (941) 924-1802 should you have any questions or need assistance completing this application. We look forward to welcoming you to our community, getting to know you, and sharing many memories in the future.




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Please let us know about Yahrzeits you would like to observe.






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The fiscal year at Temple Sinai runs from July 1 to June 30.  Membership commitment fees are  billed on an annual basis before the start of the fiscal year.  

Membership is automatically renewed each year, unless the Temple Administrator is notified in writing to the contrary.

Tickets for High Holiday Services will be sent only to those members whose financial obligations are current.


 



-Select Individual for single membership options.

-Select JQuest Family tiered structure for families with children in Jquest.
*This includes a $360 rate for families whose first child is a Gan graduate and entering their first year of Jquest.

-Select Couple/Family for families with no children at home and Gan families who receive a complimentary membership.

Non-Resident/Associate Members are required to certify upon joining and annually:  not a Florida resident, no homestead exemption, cannot vote in FL vote, no FL drivers License OR provide letter confirming their status as full dues paying member at another synagogue.

Non-Resident/Associate Members are required to certify upon joining and annually:  not a Florida resident, no homestead exemption, cannot vote in FL vote, no FL drivers License OR provide letter confirming their status as full dues paying member at another synagogue.

Non-Resident/Associate Members are required to certify upon joining and annually:  not a Florida resident, no homestead exemption, cannot vote in FL vote, no FL drivers License OR provide letter confirming their status as full dues paying member at another synagogue.


FOR JQUEST FAMILIES

Families enrolling in Jquest must also complete their student enrollment form. Click here for instructions.

It is not our intention to deny membership to anyone unable to afford the established fees listed above. 

Please contact Amy Drachman, our Financial Secretary, at 941-600-3456, for confidential discussion regarding financial assistance, as needed.  

SECURITY FEE  

An annual Security Fee of $200 will be assessed on members in all categories except Under Age  30.  

Persons joining Temple Sinai are encouraged to fulfill their financial obligations to their former  congregation, if applicable. Resigned members who wish to rejoin, shall be required to pay outstanding amounts owed at the time of resignation. 

Honorary Members are entitled to HHD tickets on request and are entitled to clergy for life cycle events.  They may not vote or serve on the Board of Trustees. 


Giving Above and Beyond the Membership Commitment  

As an Above and Beyond giver, you enable us to open our arms to families unable to pay the  full Commitment and you strengthen our ability to be a welcoming, engaging, and enriching  community. Please consider a minimum donation of $1,800 or more over and above your yearly  Commitment to join our Circle of Friends at the Scribe level.

 

ABOVE & BEYOND GIVING

Circle of  Friends Scribe 

$1,800 - $4,999

Benefactor 

$1,000 - $1,499

Guardian 

$500 - $999

Double Chai 

$360 - $499

Chai 

$180 - $359

Donor 

$18 - $179


 
 In addition to my commitment amount listed above, I can provide: 
TEMPLE SINAI CODE OF CONDUCT
Our Code of Conduct is meant to guide how we interact with each other as participants in our sacred community. While it does not encompass every possible concern, this Code of Conduct serves to set the principles and expectations for adherence by our clergy, congregants, staff, visitors, and guests, whether participating in a Temple Sinai activity that is in the building, online, or off-site. By participating in our community, you agree to adhere to this Code of Conduct.

Best Interests
We act in the best interests of Temple Sinai as a whole and our members in particular, making an active effort to ensure that people are actively listened to and taken into account in respect of how we operate and communicate.

Integrity
We uphold the highest levels of integrity and personal conduct in relation to each other, Temple Sinai, and ourselves. We will work to create systems to enable us to take decisions that are robust, responsible and free from conflicts of interest. We take responsibility to ensure our activities have a positive impact on our members.
Openness
We commit to being transparent, accountable and ensuring we communicate effectively with everyone who participates in our community. We aim to be clear about what we do, how and why we do it. We will aim to be open about mistakes, so that we can learn from them.

The Right to be Safe and Supported
We will aim to ensure that every person who is part of Temple Sinai, or encounters our community, is treated with dignity and respect, and made to feel that they are in a supportive environment. We will tackle any abuse of power or trust and stand firmly against bullying, intimidation or harassment, discrimination or victimization in all we do. When there are conflicts, we will aim to resolve them in person, rather than by email. We will aim to ensure people get the training they need to do the roles they take on and encourage people to ask for help when needed.
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