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2920 Arlington Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22204
Online donations are processed by JustGive, a non-profit that offers a free donation service to enable you to donate online. A 3% processing fee will be deducted from your donation. You will receive an automatic email receipt for tax purposes.
DONATE BY MAIL!
Download a contribution form (PDF) that you can print, fill out, and mail to:
ATTN: Accounting
Congregation Etz Hayim
2920 Arlington Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22204
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Draft Architectural Renderings
Ritter Architects provided draft architectural renderings to the Capital Campaign Committee during the fall of 2007. These renderings were presented to the congregation in December of 2007 during a general membership meeting. The renderings illustrate areas of the synagogue building that are planned for renovation. Please note that these renderings are drafts and the final renovation plans may vary.
Download a PDF file of the draft architectural renderings presented to the congregation in December of 2007.
Ritter Architects provided draft architectural renderings to the Capital Campaign Committee during the fall of 2007. These renderings were presented to the congregation in December of 2007 during a general membership meeting. The renderings illustrate areas of the synagogue building that are planned for renovation. Please note that these renderings are drafts and the final renovation plans may vary.
Download a PDF file of the draft architectural renderings presented to the congregation in December of 2007.