Support Us
For almost 30 years, the Jewish Study Center has been offering innovative classes over the full range of Jewish subjects to a large and diverse audience. We are a community of learners and educators, working together to create and strengthen connections to Judaism, but we cannot do this without you. We need your financial support to carry on with our work, expand our offerings, and become stronger. We are a 501(c)(3) organization and your donation is tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. Our federal tax ID number is: 521399505.
There are several ways to support the Jewish Study Center:
Membership: The Jewish Study Center has several levels of membership, starting at $36 a year and going as high as $1800. Each level provides discounts on classes and other benefits for a full year. Print our menbership form and fill it out and send along with your payment. Additionally, you can sign up and pay for membership using PayPal.
Donation: Contributions can be given to the general Study Center fund or can be designated for another purpose. Donations can be used to honor a person or occasion, sponsor a class, a JSC project, or an event. A wish list is available on request. Click here to donate via credit card.
The United Way/CFC/Charitable Choices campaign: This workplace fundraising campaign for federal workers is an easy and important way to support the Jewish Study Center. Our CFC number is #29158, and our United Way number is #8366 and we greatly appreciate all contributions.
Contributions can also be mailed to our office at 5505 Connecticut Avenue NW #180
Washington DC 20015-2601. Please make checks payable to the Jewish Study Center.
Other ways to get involved:
Volunteer --or-- Teach
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“Thanks for offering such cool classes! My fiancee and I have become much more involved with Jewish activities since we discovered the Jewish Study Center”
--Joe and Salem, Washington, DC
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 Being new to the area, I appreciate all the opportunities that Jewish Study Center makes available that allows me to expand my horizons and be entertained, while also learning more about the Jewish Community.
--Marci
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