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Step 1 of 12 - Q1

1) Why is USCJ's mission important to you?

I have been impacted by USCJ's work.

A friend or family member has been impacted by USCJ's work.

My congregation has been impacted by USCJ's work.

I volunteer or have volunteered with USCJ.

I donate to USCJ.

I am a current or former employee of USCJ.

I believe in USCJ's mission to strengthen Conservative Judaism and Jewish life in North America by engaging and empowering individuals and families at every stage of their Jewish journey.

I believe USCJ is playing an important role in the future of Judaism in America.

2) Which aspect of USCJ's work is most meaningful to you?

Please rank the following according to their importance to you, with First Priority being your highest priority.

You may only select one answer for each option.

First Priority	Second Priority	Third Priority	Fourth Priority

Strengthening congregations across the country and beyond

First Priority

Second Priority

Third Priority

Fourth Priority

Engaging and empowering teens

First Priority

Second Priority

Third Priority

Fourth Priority

Connecting individuals beyond the walls of the synagogue

First Priority

Second Priority

Third Priority

Fourth Priority

Advocating for an authentic and dynamic Judaism

First Priority

Second Priority

Third Priority

Fourth Priority

3) In what ways have you engaged with USCJ? Please select all that apply.

I donate to USCJ.

I have engaged in USCJ programs or resources.

A friend or family member has engaged with USCJ.

I have worked with USCJ to strengthen my congregation.

I am a current or former employee of USCJ.

I am a parent of a teen who is or was involved with USY.

I have attended USCJ Convention, Large Congregation Conference, or other events.

I am a Nativ alumni or a parent of a Nativ alumni.

I am an alumni of USY.

I have connected with peers through The Commons.

I follow USCJ on social media.

I have visited USCJ's website.

Other

Other - Please specify:

Please specify:

3b) How frequently do you engage with USCJ?

How frequently do you engage with USCJ?

Weekly

Monthly

Every few months

Yearly

Rarely or never

Other

Other - Please specify:

4) We like to send supporters like you occasional emails with updates including videos, stories, and information about how we are making an impact on your behalf. Would you like to receive these updates? (You can opt out at any time).

Yes, I want to receive occasional emails with updates.

Not at this time.

5) Was there an influential person in your life who inspired your appreciation of USCJ?

Yes

5a) If yes, please indicate their relationship to you.

Parent/grandparent

Spouse/partner/significant other

Child/children

Other family member

Friend

Member of my congregation

Rabbi or other spiritual leader

Other

Other - Please specify:

6) When thinking about future generations, how important is it to you that USCJ continues to demonstrate what an authentic and dynamic Judaism looks like, inspire people to be a part of it, and advance its critical role in the world?

Of utmost importance

Very important

Somewhat important

Not very important

Not important at all

7) Supporters often recognize the need to support USCJ in the following ways. Would you consider furthering our work in any of the following ways?

I already have	I am likely	I am somewhat likely	I am not likely

Donating online with a credit card

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

Mailing a check

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

Talking with a gift officer face-to-face or on the phone about making a substantial impact

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

Making a recurring contribution

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

Donating from a Donor-Advised Fund

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

Donating from a Family Foundation

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

Giving appreciated assets (such as personal or business stocks or bonds, land or rental real estate, etc.)

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

Giving property (such as jewelry, artwork or a car)

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

Transferring a portion of my IRA account to USCJ (Qualified Charitable Distribution)

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

Making a charitable gift that provides a lifetime income to me or my loved ones

I already have

I am likely

I am somewhat likely

I am not likely

8) Thank you for previously sharing with us that you might consider including a gift to USCJ in your will, trust or by beneficiary designation. Would you please share the status of your intended gift with us?

I am pleased to let you know I have documented my intended gift for USCJ.

I intend to document my gift for USCJ in the next 3-6 months.

I would like assistance documenting my intended gift for USCJ.

I might consider making this type of gift for USCJ in the future.

I am no longer interested in this type of gift.

8a) Please tell us about your legacy gift:

Please tell us about your legacy gift:

I planned this gift in honor or in memory of someone.

I would like this gift to go to a specific purpose.

USCJ may use this gift where it will do the most good.

8a-i) Please provide the name of and/or association with this person:

Please provide the name of and/or association with this person:

8a-ii) Please describe the intended purpose:

Please describe the intended purpose:

Would you like us to provide additional information to help with your decision?

Easy Ways to Give

Ways to Make an Impact Now

How to Create or Update Your Estate Plans

9) How does USCJ rank in comparison to other non-profits you may support?

My top choice for charitable giving

Near the top of my list

Middle of my list

Bottom of my list

Not on my list

9a) Do you have any friends/colleagues/family members with similar interests who would consider supporting the mission and vision of USCJ?

Do you have any friends/colleagues/family members with similar interests who would consider supporting the mission and vision of USCJ?

Yes

9a-i) Please let us know the most convenient way to connect:

Please let us know the most convenient way to connect:

I would like to introduce the person(s) to USCJ on my own.

I would like USCJ to provide me with resources to share with the person(s).

10) We would love to hear your story. If you would like, please share a special memory or experience with USCJ.

11) About You (optional)

Age

Under 40

40 - 49

50 - 59

60 - 69

70 - 79

80 - 89

90+

Gender

What is your marital status?

Married

Not married

Divorced

Widowed

Which of the following best describes your family?

No children

One child

Two or more children

Please tell us the highest level of education you completed:

High school graduate or equivalent

Some college

Associate's degree

Bachelor's degree

Advanced degree

Please select the option(s) that best describes your professional life.

Working full time

Working part time

Retiring within 5 years

Retired

Volunteering

Board member for a nonprofit

Business owner or entrepreneur

Self-employed

Disabled

Other

Profession:

Where do you serve as a board member?

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