The Spring Mitzvah Fair, on Sunday, April 23, will be in honor of Rabbi Ryan Daniels’ service to North Shore Congregation Israel. For eight years, Rabbi Daniels has been a champion of serving the most vulnerable among us. All of NSCI has benefited from his kindness.

We invite you to become a Patron and help to make this day of service meaningful and accessible to all. Your gift will not only help to offset expenses associated with the Mitzvah Fair, it will provide the general operating funds needed to ensure that we are able to fully support our NSCI community year-round. 

There are several Patron levels with corresponding benefits from which to choose.
Please find the list of benefits associated with each patron level below. We will contact you with the form for your tribute.

____$10,000  

• Named Sponsor of a Mitzvah Fair project (e.g. Operation Backpack, Feed the Homeless)
• 10 tickets redeemable for food and drinks
• A ½ page tribute in the digital tribute book for Rabbi Daniels
• Recognition as a Patron on our website and in the tribute book
• Reserved parking at the Spring Mitzvah Fair and High Holy Days 2023

____$7,200

• 8 tickets redeemable for food and drinks
• A 1/3 page tribute in the digital tribute book for Rabbi Daniels
• Recognition as a Patron on our website and in the tribute book
• Reserved parking at the Spring Mitzvah Fair

____$5,400

• 6 tickets redeemable for food and drinks
• A ¼ page tribute in the digital tribute book for Rabbi Daniels
• Recognition as a Patron on our website and in the tribute book
• Reserved parking at the Spring Mitzvah Fair

____$3,600

• 4 tickets redeemable for food and drinks
• A 1/8 page tribute in the digital tribute book for Rabbi Daniels
• Recognition as a Patron on our website and in the tribute book
• Reserved parking at the Spring Mitzvah Fair

____$1,800

• 2 tickets redeemable for food and drinks
• A 1/16 page tribute in the digital tribute book for Rabbi Daniels
• Recognition as a Patron on our website and in the tribute book
• Reserved parking at the Spring Mitzvah Fair