Naming Opportunities

Keshet’s capital campaign offers unique naming opportunities that allow donors to leave a lasting legacy while supporting our mission. By naming key spaces and programs, you can honor loved ones or celebrate your commitment to Keshet’s inclusive and impactful work.

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Campus

Reserved

Building

Reserved

GADOL Program & Space

$1,000,000

Pool

$1,000,000

Gymnasium

Reserved

Administrative Offices

Reserved

Transition Program & Space

$500,000

Living Room

$500,000

Café

Reserved

Elevator

Reserved

Exercise & Fitness Area

Reserved

Training Kitchen

$250,000

Reception Desk

$180,000

Recording Studio

$180,000

Art Room

Reserved

Music Room

Pending

Café Stage

$150,000

Board Room

$150,000

Locker Room (2)

$150,000

Maker Space

Reserved

Model Apartment

$150,000

Tech Room

Reserved

Vocational Training Center

Reserved

GADOL Lockers

$125,000

Kinetic Space

$125,000

Sensory Room

$125,000

Conference Room

Reserved

Daily Training Center

Reserved

Multipurpose Classroom (4)

$100,000

President/CEO Office

$100,000

Recreation/Camp Office

Reserved

Climbing Wall

$75,000

Makom Tefilah

$75,000

Offices (8+)

$50,000-$100,000

Torah

Reserved

Nurse's Station

$50,000

Ark & Parochet

Ark: $36,000
Parochet: Reserved

Bimah

Bimah: Reserved
Torah Table: $36,000

Gym Bleachers

Reserved

Mezuzot

Entry Doors: Reserved
President/CEO Office: Reserved

Living Room Fireplace

Reserved

Ner Tamid

Reserved

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