Brotherhood

Adopt-A-River Cleanup Program	Deli Dinner	Live Animal Program
Family Miniature Golf Outing	Free Challah Program	Hanukkah Bakery Box Program

Upcoming Events

Purpose

"Let There Be Light" is our mission statement. Since 1927, Temple Brotherhood exists to exemplify Jewish values by engaging and giving back for the greater good of our congregation and community through fellowship, fundraising, programming and volunteerism.

About temple Brotherhood

We encourage participation through camaraderie and friendship to help our congregation and community. Use our online form pay your annual membership dues.

Through fundraising activities such as the Directory, Family Miniature Golf Outing, Lox Or Turkey Box, Yellow Candle Program, along with our annual dues, we strive to raise money to support our congregation and provide fun activities. 

We are always looking for new volunteers and ideas, so please let us know if you would like to become more active. Contact President Mark Holland for more information at: markholland744@gmail.com or (414) 736-0696.

Welcome To Our 2024-25 Temple Brotherhood Board

Officers: 
President: Mark Holland
Vice-President: Seth Broidy
Vice-President: Todd Canham
Vice-Presient: Bruce Resnick
Treasurer: Richard Lansing
Secretary: Gary Engle
Chaplain: Daniel Wilkinson
Immediate Past President: Robert Jacobs

Directors: Andrew Appel, Michael Barolsky, Brian Feiges, Gary Kavalar, Charles Lerner, Norman Malmon, Mitchell Sandler, Robert Steingart, Jon Wertz

Presidents' Council: Frank Berg, Robert Brazner, Michael Green, Allen Lavine, Michael Levin

Budget & Finance Chair: Richard Lansing

Membership Committee Chair: Todd Canham

Donations To Our Congregation and Community

During the past year, Temple Brotherhood made the following major donations to our congregation and community. Many other donations were made during the year, too. 

• Restoring The Beauty Of The Sanctuary
  Established internet equipment, wiring and jacks throughout the north side of the building
  $18,500
• Summer Jewish Camp Scholarships
  $6,200
• United Hatzalah
  Responding to medical trauma emergencies throughout Israel
  $6,000
• North Shore Library Capital Campaign
  $2,500
• Jewish Museum Milwaukee
  $1,000

CEEBJ Directory - A Temple Brotherhood Fundraising Success For 22 Years!

Temple Brotherhood has published the CEEBJ Directory for 22 years, which has always been our primary fundraiser. The Directory 2022- 5782 has been completed for another year and we are very excited to report that we raised more money than ever before. The gross revenue was $21,613. Subtracting the expenses and assuming all of the advertisers, Benefactor and Patron commitments are received, the net profit will be $16,683! We are especially proud that 301 families agreed to be a Benefactor or Patron, which represent 60% participation from our families! We are always looking for volunteers to help us create the Directory. Please contact Mark Holland at: markholland744@gmail.com or 414-736-0696 or Dan Wilkinson at: wilkinsondaniel0@gmail.com or 262-955-3775.

Summer Camp Scholarships

Summer Camp Scholarships are available for families with children up to the twelfth grade. The Michael Fefferman Campership Fund awards scholarships to accredited Jewish summer camps not affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ), like Camp Interlaken. A restricted number of scholarships will be awarded because of limited funds. For more scholarship information, please contact Rabbi Jessica Barolsky at clergyoffice@ceebj.org or call the synagogue office at (414) 228-7545.

Our Veteran Biographies

Temple Brotherhood organizes annually a Veterans Shabbat. This service has included reaching out to members of our congregation requesting they submit military biographies of their family members or themselves.

That number now totals 85 biographies from the Civil War, WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, along with those persons who served during peacetime. Some of the biographies are short, while others are lengthy. Many are truly compelling. But no matter the military experience, we honor all those who served.

The historical breath of Congregation Emanu-B’ne Jeshurun really begins in 1856. Spend some time to read these compelling and fascinating biographies and you will experience a part of our legacy.

Brotherhood Display Case

Check out the Brotherhood Display Case on the first floor by the elevator. This is where you’ll find updated activity information. For further information, please contact President Mark Holland at: markholland744@gmail.com or (414) 736-0696.