What is Temple Aliyah?
Founded in 1962, Temple Aliyah operates as a full-service Conservative Jewish congregation that balances the scale of a large institution with the intimacy of a community-focused organization. Located in Woodland Hills, the synagogue serves as a hub for spiritual growth, early childhood education through its preschool, and lifelong learning via its Center for Jewish Learning & Living. The organization distinguishes itself through an inclusive philosophy, actively welcoming traditional, non-traditional, single-parent, blended, and intermarried families, as well as those with special needs. Its market position is defined by its ability to provide comprehensive religious and social services while maintaining a warm, welcoming environment that fosters deep interpersonal connections among its congregants.
How much funding has Temple Aliyah raised?
Temple Aliyah has raised a total of $521K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$521K
Debt (2021): $521K with participation from PPP
Key Investors in Temple Aliyah
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for Temple Aliyah?
Looking ahead, the strategic deployment of this capital will likely focus on enhancing the institution's physical and digital infrastructure to better serve its growing membership base. As the congregation navigates the evolving landscape of community-based non-profits, the focus remains on scaling its educational offerings and community outreach programs. By prioritizing the modernization of its Center for Jewish Learning & Living, Temple Aliyah is well-positioned to deepen its impact within the West San Fernando Valley. The organization's ability to secure this financing reflects a stable outlook, providing the necessary runway to innovate its programming and ensure the long-term sustainability of its mission-driven initiatives.
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