Playground Dedication
We were thrilled that the newly established Shalom Chaverim playground was built at Westchester Reform Temple in time for the 2021-2022 school year. This new playground supports a central theme of creative play within the Early Childhood Center curriculum.
Our new inclusive outdoor play environment will continue to inspire young children with natural materials, tactile experiences and physical challenges that enhance a child’s ability to complete more complex learning tasks. Sensory play supports language development, cognitive growth, fine and gross motor skills, problem solving skills, and social interaction.
This dynamic new playground also includes several elements designed for children with different physical abilities, and creates a place that provides engagement and fun for all of our children.
There are still ways to support this exciting new playground and help engage the minds of our youngest learners.
We invite you to consider dedicating a piece of playground equipment or inscribing a brick.
Eagles Nest Play Tower
$15,000
Pavilion
$15,000
Jeep
$10,000
Basket Swing Structure
$7,500
Ornamental Grass Garden
$3,600
To dedicate one of these five pieces of equipment, please email Eli Kornreich, Executive Director, eli.kornreich@wrtemple.org or call 914-723-7727 ext 8105.
Inscribing a Brick
By donating a brick (or two!) to the Early Childhood Center’s outdoor courtyard, you are not only ensuring that the children have a wonderful outdoor space to play, but you are also leaving your physical mark for years to come.
The brick sizes and costs are as follows: 4×8: $500 and 8×8: $1,000
If you have any questions or need additional information please reach out to our Executive Director, Eli Kornreich at eli.kornreich@wrtemple.org, 914-723-7727 ext 1196.
Sponsor an Oneg
Honor your child and/or your child’s teachers by sponsoring a Shabbat or Holiday oneg at Westchester Reform Temple.
As a sponsor, your name and dedication are read from the bima, and you help us celebrate Shabbat with the warmth and community that are characteristic of our congregation.