Giving

DKJA Annual Fund

At DKJA, a strong culture of giving enriches every student’s educational experience. As our school’s top fundraising priority, the Annual Fund provides essential support beyond tuition for the people, programs, and experiences that make a DKJA education exceptional.

Unrestricted gifts help attract and retain exceptional faculty, support engaging and innovative academics across all grades, inspire creativity through the arts, strengthen athletics, and deepen Jewish life and learning that nurture identity and belonging. These gifts also support tuition assistance for families who might not otherwise have access to a transformative Jewish day school education.

DKJA Giving Week launches our Annual Fund campaign each fall, and gifts are welcome throughout the year. We invite families, alumni, grandparents, and friends to make a tax-deductible gift at a level meaningful to them.

Our goal is 100% community participation. Every gift, at every level, makes a difference for our students.
 
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Annual Fund Areas of Impact
Within DKJA’s Annual Fund, donors may direct their contributions to an area that is most meaningful to them.

Schoolwide Priorities: Strengthens the people, programs, and places that make DKJA exceptional, including innovative learning spaces and technology, signature programs, faculty professional learning, experiential opportunities, and a safe and secure campus.

Athletics: Empower student-athletes through leadership, teamwork, sportsmanship, and personal growth, including exceptional coaching, equipment, programs, facility enhancements,, and opportunities to compete as proud DKJA Eagles.

The Arts: Inspire creativity, self-expression, and discovery through theater, dance, music, and visual arts while giving students opportunities to develop their talents, explore their passions, and find their voice.

Financial Assistance: Help ensure that a DKJA education remains accessible to families who need support and enable students to participate fully in the DKJA experience, including the Shabbaton, Israel trip, and service-learning opportunities.

Jewish Life, Israel & Learning: Deepen students’ connection to Jewish identity, Hebrew, Israel, and Jewish values through traditions, learning, and immersive experiences while fostering a strong sense of belonging and responsibility for Tikkun Olam.
Marilyn and Stanley M. Katz Campus
9701 Donna Klein Boulevard, Boca Raton, Florida 33428
t. 561-852-3300 f. 561-852-3327