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Chabad of Arizona · Building Campaign

Building the Future of Jewish Arizona.

Five centers. One building. A vibrant community campus created for prayer, learning, children, seniors, young professionals, celebrations and Jewish life for generations to come.
Campaign Goal

A once-in-a-generation investment in Jewish life across Arizona.

$5,000,000
The next chapter

A campus built for everything our community is becoming.

Chabad of Arizona began in 1979 in a small storefront and grew into a statewide network of Jewish community centers and programs. Today, the next chapter is taking shape: a major community campus with the room, resources and warmth to serve a growing Jewish Arizona.
The dream is bigger than a building. It is a home for Jewish life.
Imagine a place

Where every generation belongs.

Where young and old study and explore their heritage. Where people come to help or be helped. Where people care, smile, celebrate and build Jewish lives together.
Gather Shabbat, holidays, simchas and community moments.
Learn Preschool, youth, teens, JLI and adult education.
Connect Friendship Circle, seniors, families and young professionals.
Serve Chaplaincy, social services and statewide outreach.
Belong A warm Jewish home for every background and stage of life.
The story

We have already built the community.

From synagogues and schools to Friendship Circle, Camp Gan Israel, Smile on Seniors, JPhoenix Young Professionals and statewide outreach, Chabad of Arizona has helped shape a dynamic Jewish community in the West.

Growth has brought a new challenge: overflow crowds, expanding enrollments and limited space. The new campus answers that need with a central hub designed around the people and programs it will serve.

Now it is time to give that community a home built for its future.

Chabad of Arizona community

Five centers.
One building.
One future.

The new campus brings key programs together under one roof while creating the flexibility to grow for decades to come.

The new community campus

Built around Jewish life.

The plans combine the strength of the existing wing, a major current expansion, and a future second floor.

Existing Wing

  • Sanctuary
  • Preschool classrooms
  • Mikvah Chaya Mushka
  • Outdoor playground
  • Sukkah / patio
  • Matthew Ritchie Library
  • Gift shop
  • Administration offices
  • Commercial kitchen

Current Phase

  • Smile on Seniors senior center
  • Friendship Circle
  • JLI adult education
  • Teen & youth center
  • Mini kitchen / prep room
  • Expanded sanctuary
  • Simcha hall
  • Aleph Bet Preschool wing
  • JPhoenix Young Professionals
  • Camp Gan Israel
  • Children’s indoor play area

Future Second Floor

  • Adult education classrooms
  • Office wing
  • Conference room
  • Rabbi’s study
  • Roving Rabbis statewide outreach
  • Chaplaincy & social services
  • Bar & Bat Mitzvah program
  • Additional children’s / teen classrooms
Project schedule

Turning vision into reality.

The campaign brochure outlines a $5 million fundraising goal for site planning, engineering and construction, with future expansion planned above.

Phase 1 Site Plan, Blueprints & Engineering $350,000
Phase 2 Construction $4,500,000
Campaign Fundraising Goal $5,000,000
Future phase: Second-floor adult education classrooms, Roving Rabbis program expansion, and additional children’s and teen classrooms.
Build the future with us

Help build the new Chabad Community Campus.

Every gift moves this vision closer to reality and helps create a permanent center for Jewish life, learning, care and connection in Arizona.

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