Thanks for being an important part of Congregation Ohr Torah. We are grateful for your continued support and membership in our community.
As you renew your membership, please consider participating in Membership Plus to help meet our annual budget needs, offset the cost of maintaining the shul, and to keep membership more affordable for all. If you are paying dues for the Sisterhood or Men's Club and do not wish to pay for Shul Membership and/or Eruv, please opt-out of the appropriate choice(s) in the form.
If you have any questions about paying your membership online, please contact Tami Lefkovits at the shul office at office@congregationohrtorah.org, or by phone at 973-669-7320 between 9am and 1pm Monday through Friday. For inquiries about reduced rates due to financial hardship, please contact the President at president@congregationohrtorah.org and/or Treasurer treasurer@congregationohrtorah.org. THIS FORM IS FOR ONLINE PAYMENT ONLY. If you prefer to pay by check, you may send it to PO Box 6169, West Orange, NJ 07052. Please note on the memo line that it is for membership, as well as any supplemental donation or eruv maintenance fee.
Membership Options Please choose your level of membership.
Eruv You may optionally add a $54 contribution to go toward eruv maintenance. These funds were previously collected by West Orange Eruv directly but they have asked us to collect on their behalf. You will not be solicited directly by West Orange Eruv for their annual fund drive.
Clicking SUBMIT below will confirm your contribution and give you the opportunity to choose your payment method.
Note that while online payment is more convenient for both you and for us, we are charged a 2.9% transaction fee for credit cards and 2.2% for PayPal. The fee shown on the next screen will by default include an extra amount to cover these processing fees. You can either accept or decline this extra fee, but please consider adding it. It is a small percentage but cumulatively takes quite a bite out of our revenues. Thank you!
All donations are tax deductible to the extent the law permits.
