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A Hub. Programs that are currently pressed into inadequate rented facilities will be housed in one, central location.
Space. The issue of overcrowding, which creates discomfort and limitation, will be resolved.
Diversity. Programs and services that could not be offered due to lack of facilities and other resources will now be made available.
Quantity + Quality. With more space and a usage plan that maximizes flexibility, the new center will accommodate multiple simultaneous programs and events without compromising.
Home. People in our community, especially youth and young families, will have a place they can go anytime – not only to participate in programs but also just to drop in, see friends, play, relax, have a coffee, exercise read, do work/homework, and simply be.
Phase 1: Purchase and Closing
Chabad is under contract to purchase a 3/4 acre property with 3 structures, to renovate and serve as a new Center for Jewish Life for our community.
Phase 2: Renovations and Occupancy
Make changes and improvements to the space to make it suitable for our program needs. The renovations will allow for a synagogue, Hebrew School, Youth Camp, Children's room, Teen Lounge, Classrooms, library, and Kitchen.
Phase 3: Endless Possibilities
Once we’re settled in, we can decide together as a community how to best utilize the entire space and the property. A Community Mikvah, Banquet Hall, and much more.
