YOUR MOMENT.

YOUR LEGACY.

YOUR CHABAD.

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Make your legacy a Jewish future.

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For years, Chabad of Hillsboro has been a home for Jewish life in our community — a place where children learn, families celebrate, Jews connect, and everyone is welcomed with warmth.

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You can help ensure that Jewish life in Hillsboro continues to grow for generations to come.

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By including Chabad of Hillsboro in your will or estate plan, you can create a lasting Jewish legacy. Your gift — large or small — can help ensure that future generations will have a place to learn Torah, celebrate Shabbat and the holidays, educate their children, and feel at home in their Jewish community.

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You don't need to be wealthy to leave a legacy. Even a small percentage of your estate can make an extraordinary difference.

Take care of your family. Remember the people and causes you love. And leave something lasting for the Jewish future.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a bequest?

A bequest is a gift made through your will or estate plan. It allows you to provide for the people you love while also leaving a lasting gift to a cause that is meaningful to you.

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Do I need to be wealthy to leave a legacy?

Not at all. A legacy gift does not need to be large to make a meaningful difference. Many people choose to leave a small percentage of their estate, allowing them to care for their family first while also helping secure the Jewish future.

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Can I leave a percentage of my estate rather than a specific amount?

Yes. Many people find that leaving a percentage of their estate is a simple and flexible way to make a legacy gift. You may also choose to leave a specific dollar amount or particular asset.

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Can I take care of my family first?

Absolutely. Your family and loved ones come first. A legacy gift can be structured so that your family is provided for first, with a percentage or portion of your estate then designated to Chabad of Hillsboro.

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Can I change my mind later?

Yes. A gift made through your will can generally be changed during your lifetime. You remain in control of your assets and your estate plan.

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How do I include Chabad of Hillsboro in my will or estate plan?

Your attorney or estate-planning professional can help you include a charitable bequest. Please provide them with the following information:

Legal Name: Chabad of Hillsboro, Oregon, Inc.
Tax ID (EIN): 20-5837133

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You may choose to leave a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or another type of legacy gift.

I already have a will. Is it too late to include Chabad?

Not necessarily. In many cases, an attorney can add a charitable gift to an existing estate plan without requiring you to completely rewrite your will. Please consult your attorney or estate-planning professional about the best approach for you.

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Should I let Chabad know if I have included Chabad of Hillsboro in my estate plan?

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We would be honored to know, although you are under no obligation to tell us. Knowing about your plans gives us the opportunity to thank you personally and recognize the special role you are choosing to play in securing the Jewish future of our community.

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Who can I speak with?

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For a personal and confidential conversation about leaving a Jewish legacy, please contact Rabbi Menachem Rivkin at Chabad of Hillsboro.

We will be happy to answer questions and help provide the information you or your professional advisor may need.

The information on this page is provided for general educational purposes and is not intended as legal, tax, or financial advice. Please consult your attorney, tax advisor, or financial professional regarding your individual circumstances.

 

Ready to Leave Your Jewish Legacy?

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Including Chabad of Hillsboro in your estate plan can be as simple as leaving a specific amount or a percentage of your estate.

If you have already included Chabad of Hillsboro in your will or estate plan, please let us know. We would be honored to thank you and welcome you to our Jewish Legacy Society.

For a confidential conversation, please contact Rabbi Menachem Rivkin.

No gift is too small to leave a lasting Jewish legacy.

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