June Appeal 2025

Please click to see our Annual Report, Reb David’s letter to the community, and the donation form if you need one.

You can contribute with a check made out to Am Kolel sent to 1729 Wilmart Street, Rockville, MD or online via amkolel.org/donate or call 301-770-4648 for assistance.

Todah Rabah to our donors...

Samuel & Patty Goldberg; Philip & Judith Grimley; Kennth Giles; Jim Schmitz; Shelley Sturman & Noam Stopak; Melissa Eisen; Lauryn Beltz; Jane & Steven Carlin; Hanna Weissberger; Chris Gray; Ben Hole; Connie Heller; Meredith Skeath; Barbara & Joe Psotka; Aron & Karen Primack, Eileen Harahan; Marlene Beckman; Esther Siegel in memory of Helen Jacobstein; Larry & Kari Uman; Cherie Brown & George Mazza; David Silber; Claire Shapiro; Aron & Karen Primack; Paige Jacobson; Audrey Shane; Frank Silberstein; Carol Simon in memory of Art Cohen; Frank Silberstein; Marla Rudnick & Ethan Cohen; Priscilla Labovitz; Lori Kaplan in honor of Reb David; Rachel Robinson in memory of Irving Robinson; Michelle & Steve Schuster in memory of Millicent Neusner; Sharon Murphy; Janeane & Eric Marks in memory of Ruth & Milton Marks; Richard Haber in memory of Alice Haber; Ellen Hornstein

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Want to help, but are confused? Consider these: https://www.amkolel.org/peacebuilders

Am Kolel is a welcoming and diverse Jewish Renewal community located in Montgomery County, Maryland and serving the Greater Washington, D.C. metro area. Shabbat services start at 10am and are normally held in Rockville, MD and online.

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Founded in 1990 by Rabbi David Shneyer in response to requests for a more personal and responsive Judaism, Am Kolel is devoted to the revitalization of the Jewish heritage and the Jewish community, seeking to discover and rediscover a Judaism that is spiritually and socially meaningful.

A Few Words From Reb David

Join the Am Kolel family and you will find a vibrant spiritual home and a diverse, multi-generational congregation. We are a place of community and friendship. We believe in inspiration through prayer, lifelong learning and the importance of each and every individual. Call Am Kolel or click here to learn more about joining us.