Members receive permanent recognition on a prominent location in the museum and are regularly included as special guests to Museum events.
Your support is vital! With your help we are building a thriving community through rotating exhibitions, cultural events, and educational programs.
By Mail
Capital Jewish Museum
575 3rd Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001
For details on how to make a gift of stock, by wire transfer or ACH, through a Donor Advised Fund, an IRA, or other retirement accounts, please contact a member of our Advancement team at [email protected] or 202-525-2250. Please advise us when making a donation by stock, wire transfer, or ACH so we can track and acknowledge your gift. Stocks and publicly traded securities can offer tax advantages.
The Founders Society honors the Museum’s most generous donors who have made exceptional philanthropic contributions of $250,000 or more for the advancement of the Museum’s construction, exhibitions, educational programs and collections preservation.
Members receive permanent recognition on a prominent location in the museum and are regularly included as special guests to Museum events.
Named in honor of our historic synagogue, the 1876 Society recognizes those who have designated the Museum as a beneficiary of an estate gift.
Bequests may take many forms – a specific dollar amount, a portion of one’s remaining assets after all obligations are met, specific assets, remaining retirement account assets, or benefits from an individual retirement account or life insurance policy.
For more information, please email [email protected] or call 202-525-2250 to complete a Statement of Intent.
Add your name to these lists of supporters by joining this generous community of members whose gifts have enabled our growth.
Capital Campaign
Howard Morse, Co-Chair
Albert H. Small, Jr. , Co-Chair
Tina Small, Co-Chair
Nancy Alper
Andrew Ammerman
Dorothy Canter
Esther Foer
Stuart Kurlander
Ernie Marcus
Lisa Reiner
Pat Silverman
Gene Sofer
Russell Smith
Diane Wattenberg
Joel Wind
Stuart Zuckerman
Founders Society
Albert and Lillian Small Foundation
Alper Family Foundation
Carolyn Small Alper
Andrew Ammerman
Cathy Bernard
Barbara E. Burtoff*
Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
Marcy & Neil Cohen
Lois and Richard England Family Foundation
Events DC Cultural Institutions
Susie and Michael Gelman/The Morningstar Foundation
Bernard and Sarah Gewirz Foundation, Inc.
Gildenhorn/Speisman/Winer Families
— Gildenhorn/Speisman Family Foundation
— Honorable Joseph & Alma Gildehorn
— Catherine & Michael Gildenhorn
— Carol & Michael Winer
Kaplan Family
— Jerome A. and Deena L. Kaplan* Family Foundation
— Edward & Irene Kaplan
Kay Family Foundation
Jacob and Charlotte Lehrman Foundation
Howard Morse & Laura Loeb
National Endowment for the Humanities
Nussdorf Family Foundation
The Ourisman Family
Anita and Burton Reiner and Family
Tina & Albert H. Small, Jr.
Joel Wind & Alfred Munzer
1876 Society
Carolyn Alper
Richard Alper
Sandra & Dr. Clement Alpert (z’l)
Andrew R. Ammerman
Henry Brylawski (z’l)
Susan Carbo
Stanley Cohen
Margery Elfin
Mel Elfin (z’l)
Tillie Laskin Fenichel (z’l)
Norma Lee & Morton Funger
Isabelle Gichner (z’l)
Aaron Goldman (z’l)
Paula Goldman
Rocxey Kurlen Hais (z’l)
Sidney Hais (z’l)
David Margolies
Alfred Munzer & Joel Wind
Brenda Pascal
Wilma Probst Levy & Louis Levy (z’l)
Stacy Reines
May Savage
Albert H. Small
Russell & Judy Smith
Eugene Sofer & Judith Bartnoff
Jane Stieber
Hadassah Thursz (z’l)
John Tolleris
Irvin Wolloch (z’l)