Online Tzedakah: Support the MHJC Pushka (Pishka) Daily Minyan Fund

Bring a cherished synagogue tradition into your digital home. Traditionally, during our in-person Daily Minyan, members of the Manetto Hill Jewish Center (MHJC) community make a small donation into the Pushka (charity box) on the Bimah immediately following the completion of the Silent Amidah.

Whether you participate in services virtually or want to keep this daily mitzvah alive, you can now fulfill your daily Tzedakah safely online.

3 Ways Your Pushka Donation Supports the Community

All online charity box contributions are directly allocated to support critical community needs through:

• The Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund: Providing urgent, confidential financial assistance to local families in crisis.
• Synagogue Continuity: Supporting daily morning and evening prayer services, minyan requirements, and community programming.
• Flexible Giving Options: Make a single contribution to honor a specific day, or bundle your giving weekly, monthly, or annually.

4 Simple Steps to Make Your Online Tzedakah Donation

Please [click here to open our ShulCloud secure payment portal] and follow this mechanical sequence to complete your gift:

1. 1. Select Your Account Profile:
      • • MHJC Members: Log in to ShulCloud via the section marked “People With Accounts Pay or Donate Here” on the left side of your screen.
        • Visitors & Guests: Fill out your contact information on the right side of the screen under “Visitors Pay or Donate Here”.

   2. Choose the Fund Type: Under the “Payment Details” section, click the dropdown menu labeled “Type” (which defaults to “Please Choose One”).
   3. Select Pushka/Pishka: Scroll through the list, select “Pishka Donation”, and follow the on-screen payment prompts.
   4. Set Up Recurring Giving (Optional): If you would like to automate your daily minyan charity without logging in every day, type “Make this donation recurring” into the Payment Notes box. Our administrative team will handle the rest.

Thank you for sustaining our community and honoring the tradition of daily Tzedakah.