Your Contribution Makes a Difference
Why Your Support Matters
The Impact of Your Contribution
Contributions to DC Musical Shabbat are vital in sustaining our unique blend of music, spirituality, and community. Donations help us cover musician honorariums, venue rental, food costs, and offset admin time (which is mostly done pro-bono). We all do this out of love for Judaism, music and building community. Gatherings are free to all who attend. DC Musical Shabbat is only possible because of your support.
Tax deductible donations to DC Musical Shabbat can be made through our fiscal sponsor, The Am Kolel Judaic Resource Center, a 501c3 tax-exempt nonprofit.
To donate, click here or the button below to be directed to Am Kolel’s donation page. In the memo section, just write DC Musical Shabbat.
Thank you!
How Your Contributions Make an Impact
The Power of Your Donations
Your generous donations enable us to host over 20 vibrant Shabbat gatherings each year. In 2025 we brought together over 500 community members,
Each contribution helps us continue to offer these enriching activities and foster a sense of belonging among our members.
More ways to support DC Musical Shabbat
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- Participate! Bring instruments (kid or “real”), play and/or sing along, lead a song or a blessing.
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- Bring fruit or other food to share.
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- Help clean up 🙂
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- Share ideas, feedback, requests, suggestions, or any other offers of support.
- Share ideas, feedback, requests, suggestions, or any other offers of support.
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What Our Community Says
“This was the most welcoming, nourishing, joy-filled experience I’ve had in ages – my son and I had such a great time. I just sent the info for the next gathering to all my Jewish mom friends!”
Danya Greenfield
Community Member
“My daughter missed the last Shabbat due to a scheduling conflict and I don’t want her to have to wait too long for another – I’m so glad they’re twice a month!”
Shirley
Parent and Participant
“This is the best Jewish gathering we’ve found! We’d love to do anything we can to help.”
Julia F.M.
Parent and Participant