Rohr Chabad at Texas A&M University
Jewish Family Life Center
We raised $681,349 for Rohr Chabad at Texas A&M University! Thank you to our generous matchers for making this a possibility, and a HUGE thank you goes to YOU for seizing the opportunity to do good.
Mikvah USA
Keren Hachomesh Foundation
Established by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in memory of his beloved wife, Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka
Keren Hashluchim
Mikvah USA
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About Campaign
Bring a Mikvah to College Station, Texas
Where is this place called Aggieland?
Aggieland is home to the largest University in Texas and is one of the largest Universities in the USA. It is located in Brazos County with its largest cities of College Station and Bryan.
Without a local option, Jewish women who live in the region have not been able to access a Mikvah, the cornerstone of Jewish life. Currently, the closest drive to a Mikvah is 4-hours of travel!
Building a Mikvah in College Station will give our local Jewish community access to this vital Mitzvah, the foundation of Jewish family life.
Our community Mikvah will be a learning center for many future families, as we have the opportunity to introduce and educate thousands of Jewish neshamos about this beautiful Mitzvah. For many, we are their first introduction to Mikvah and its value to Jewish life. As our students graduate and look to establish their own Jewish home, the education they receive here inspires them to incorporate Mikvah in their own Jewish home.
From it's inception, Chabad of Brazos Valley has been hard at work making all aspects of Jewish life accessible to students and community. From providing kosher food, Jewish Education classes, Hebrew School, Holiday events, prison visitations and more. Chabad is there for every Jew at every stage and throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. Chabad has been an active in delivering face masks, food to the homebound and support to those in need.
Dedication Opportunities
Make a significant gift. All donors who dedicate a room or dedicate a Mikvah pillar will have a plaque placed in the Mikvah reception room.
Bronze Groundbreaker - $108 Monthly
Silver Groundbreaker $180 Monthly
Gold Groundbreaker $250 Monthly
Mikvah Building Naming $250,000
Women's Mikvah Naming $175,000 (Reserved)
Men's Mikvah Naming $100,000 (Reserved)
Dishes Mikvah Naming $75,000
Mikvah Room $100,000
Mikvah Pool $75,000
Mikvah Well $50,000
Luxurious Preparation Room $50,000
Lobby $25,000 (Reserved)
Dedication Wall $25,000
Women's Foyer Entrance $25,000 (Reserved)
Mikvah Educational Classroom $25,000 (Reserved)
Lobby Furnishings $18,000
Entrance Mezuzah $18,000
Mechanical Room $15,000
Laundry Room $15,000
Security System $10,000
Builder of Purity - $72,000
Benefactor of Purity - $50,000
Sponsor of Purity - $36,000
Pillar of Purity - $25,000
Life of Purity - $18,000
Ascent of Purity - $10,000
Aishas Chayil Wall Plaque $5000
Mikvah Stone $1800
Mikvah Brick $1000
Bring a Mikvah to College Station, Texas
Where is this place called Aggieland?
Aggieland is home to the largest University in Texas and is one of the largest Universities in the USA. It is located in Brazos County with its largest cities of College Station and Bryan.
Without a local option, Jewish women who live in the region have not been able to access a Mikvah, the cornerstone of Jewish life. Currently, the closest drive to a Mikvah is 4-hours of travel!
Building a Mikvah in College Station will give our local Jewish community access to this vital Mitzvah, the foundation of Jewish family life.
Our community Mikvah will be a learning center for many future families, as we have the opportunity to introduce and educate thousands of Jewish neshamos about this beautiful Mitzvah. For many, we are their first introduction to Mikvah and its value to Jewish life. As our students graduate and look to establish their own Jewish home, the education they receive here inspires them to incorporate Mikvah in their own Jewish home.
From it's inception, Chabad of Brazos Valley has been hard at work making all aspects of Jewish life accessible to students and community. From providing kosher food, Jewish Education classes, Hebrew School, Holiday events, prison visitations and more. Chabad is there for every Jew at every stage and throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. Chabad has been an active in delivering face masks, food to the homebound and support to those in need.
Dedication Opportunities
Make a significant gift. All donors who dedicate a room or dedicate a Mikvah pillar will have a plaque placed in the Mikvah reception room.
Bronze Groundbreaker - $108 Monthly
Silver Groundbreaker $180 Monthly
Gold Groundbreaker $250 Monthly
Mikvah Building Naming $250,000
Women's Mikvah Naming $175,000 (Reserved)
Men's Mikvah Naming $100,000 (Reserved)
Dishes Mikvah Naming $75,000
Mikvah Room $100,000
Mikvah Pool $75,000
Mikvah Well $50,000
Luxurious Preparation Room $50,000
Lobby $25,000 (Reserved)
Dedication Wall $25,000
Women's Foyer Entrance $25,000 (Reserved)
Mikvah Educational Classroom $25,000 (Reserved)
Lobby Furnishings $18,000
Entrance Mezuzah $18,000
Mechanical Room $15,000
Laundry Room $15,000
Security System $10,000
Builder of Purity - $72,000
Benefactor of Purity - $50,000
Sponsor of Purity - $36,000
Pillar of Purity - $25,000
Life of Purity - $18,000
Ascent of Purity - $10,000
Aishas Chayil Wall Plaque $5000
Mikvah Stone $1800
Mikvah Brick $1000