Your Legacy, Our Future
NAMING OPPORTUNITIES
Honor your family, commemorate a loved one, and express your dedication to the preservation of our shared heritage.
The synagogue itself is housed in a historic building, originally constructed in 1915, which blends elements of Romanesque and Byzantine architectural styles. Over time, the community has made efforts to preserve and enhance the building's historic character while ensuring it meets the needs of a modern congregation.
Making a named gift is not only about preserving the building's beauty—it is about securing the future of Jewish life in Hoboken. For the generations who will pass through these doors or see their reflections in these windows, the names attached to them will serve as a reminder of the community’s collective strength, generosity, and continuity. This type of donation is a way to leave a personal mark on the synagogue’s history, ensuring that the light of Jewish tradition and community shines brightly for years to come.
Donations will go towards further investing in USH’s increased security needs, as well as supporting child and adult education programs.
For more information, please contact Lauren Braun, USH Trustee & VP of Development at development@hobokensynagogue.org or the USH office at office@hobokensynagogue.org.
Donations can be made via the following:
Online: https://www.hobokensynagogue.org/donate.html
Check: Payable to the “United Synagogue of Hoboken” | 115 Park Ave Hoboken, NJ 07030
Stock: transfer instructions - https://www.hobokensynagogue.org/donate.html
Entrance Windows - $50,000 per window (2 available)
USH’s entrance windows are symbols of the synagogue’s enduring presence and historical significance. Future generations who walk through the doors and gaze upon these windows will be connected to the deep sense of community and tradition that has defined USH for over a century. The timeless beauty of the curved windows, with their intricate stained glass and craftsmanship, serves as a reminder of the continuity of Jewish life and faith.
For those who see these entrance windows, they will serve as a visual representation of the values and dedication of the generations that came before them. These windows have stood as silent witnesses to countless moments of worship, celebration, and reflection. Each new generation will look at these windows, knowing that they are part of something greater—an unbroken chain of Jewish community and spiritual life.
Entrance Doors - $75,000 per door (4 available)
The historic doors and windows of USH speaks to more than just architectural beauty; it represents a connection between the past, present, and future. These doors have stood for over a century, welcoming countless families, congregants, and visitors through their frames. They have witnessed life’s most sacred moments—weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, holidays, and community celebrations. As the gateway to the synagogue, these doors symbolize continuity and tradition.
Rose Window
Rose Petals - $5,000 each (12 available)
Center Star of David $25,000 (1available)
The Rose window is a centerpiece of the synagogue’s architecture, visible both from the outside and inside.
This naming opportunity offers a chance for multiple individuals or families to come together as a community and collectively contribute to preserving this historic and sacred space. Each segment of the window, every ray of light it casts, can represent a family’s dedication to USH and its future. Just as the window's many pieces of glass come together to form a complete and beautiful work of art, so too can the contributions of many create a lasting and meaningful impact on USH and our beloved community.
The Rose Room - $250,000 (co-naming opportunity)($125K already committed by a donor; $125 still available)
Celebrate the heart of our community life by naming our new gathering space located inside the sanctuary’s top floor.
We will honor the synagogue's past serving presidents by dedicating this gathering space in their honor, recognizing the lasting impact their leadership has had on shaping the synagogue for generations. Their dedication and vision have built the foundation upon which we stand today. The room, which will bear the names of the donors, will serve as a gathering place for congregants—a space for community, reflection, and connection. This tribute ensures that we continue to honor the legacy of those who came before us as we build toward the future.
