Sof Maʻarav Annual Membership Dues Invoice (2025-2026)

Published August 27, 2025 | By Lynley Shimat Lys

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Congregation Sof Maʻarav

c/o Robert Littman,

P.O. Box 10850, Honolulu, HI 96816

checks payable to CONGREGATION SOF MA’ARAV

or on PAYPAL at WWW.SOFMAARAV.ORG

PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS-WE ARE TRYING TO BUILD A SYNAGOGUE E-MAIL LIST FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS. THIS LIST WILL NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSES

MEMBERSHIP DUES FOR 2025-2026

Please check appropriate category

	Annual Income	Dues
[ ]	Up to $15,000	$75
[ ]	$15,000-$30,000	$150
[ ]	$30,000-$50,000	$325
[ ]	$50,000-75,000	$500
[ ]	$75,000 and over	$650
[ ]	Silver Patron	$750
[ ]	Gold Patron	$1000
[ ]	Platinum	$1500
[ ]	Full Time Student	Donation
[ ]	Active Military	Donation
[ ]	Non Resident Member	$100

High Holy Day tickets are included in membership dues.

Children of members who attend Religious School receive a subsidy from Congregation Sof Ma’arav.

If this dues schedule does not fit your situation, please call Robert Littman (808) 226-8518.

NO CHARGE FOR HIGH HOLY DAYS TICKETS. VOLUNTARY DONATION

CONTRIBUTION FOR SECURITY ____________________

Congregation Sof Maʻarav, along with most synagogues in the USA has had to increase the level of security. For the first time in the history of Congregation Sof Maʻarav, we have had to put security guards on duty, for every single synagogue service and activity. These security costs run approximately $27,000 a year.

AMOUNT ENCLOSED___________________________________

Name____________________________________________________________________

Address___________________________________________________________________

Home Phone________________ Cell Phone__________ e-mail______________________

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