Find Your Jewish Home at Kol Ami
At Kol Ami, community is at the heart of joyful Jewish life. From the moment you walk through our doors, we want you to feel at home. We believe belonging comes before membership — building relationships and feeling welcomed is where your journey begins.
If you’re looking for connection, meaning, and community — you just found it. More than 600 families have chosen Kol Ami as their Jewish home, building relationships, raising Jewish families, discovering belonging, and creating lifelong connections together.
Our goal is for every person to feel seen, valued, and connected. Our clergy and leadership take the time to truly get to know our members. Whether it’s your first visit or you’ve been part of the community for years, there is a place for you here.
Kol Ami is growing and evolving, shaped by every individual who becomes part of it.
Kol Ami is a place to belong, connect, and truly feel at home.
Join & Belong
No barriers. No pressure. Just a warm welcome and an open conversation.
Jewish life looks different for everyone, and at Kol Ami, we would love to get to know you and help you find your place in our community.
To learn more, complete our membership application form or contact Shannon Katz, Director of Membership and Engagement, membership@katucson.org or 520-327-4501.
Finances should never stand in the way of belonging. Each situation is unique and we would like to talk confidentially about creating a commitment that is meaningful for you.
Click here see how our dues structure works.
Benefits of Kol Ami Membership
Supporting Our Community
A vibrant community of learning, spiritual growth, and meaningful connections depends on the generosity of our members. Annual membership commitments and donations provide the essential financial support that allows our synagogue to thrive and offer exceptional pastoral care and life cycle services.
The real cost of synagogue life is about $2658 per household annually, but every family contributes at a level that works for them – confidentially and without pressure. Those who can give more help ensure everyone can belong. Your support—at any level—ensures that membership remains accessible to everyone.
Membership connects you to:
Clergy & Care – Life-cycle events and pastoral support.
Worship & Holidays – Weekly Shabbat, High Holy Days, and concerts.
Education & Growth – ECE, Religious School, teen and adult learning.
Community & Relationships – Events, gatherings, and lifelong friendships.
Tikkun Olam – A thriving and active Social action and Justice community
Kol Ami is a diverse community, from young families to seniors on fixed incomes. Membership commitments are based on the actual cost of operating the synagogue, calculated fairly across all households. While contributions may vary, all members have equal access to participation, programs, and the benefits of our community.
Contribution Levels:
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Annual Commitment of $1-2,657
Can be billed monthly.
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Annual Commitment of $2,658-4,999
Can be billed monthly.
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Our Pillars of Kol Ami was established to provide economic security to Kol Ami. Funds raised through the Pillars Program are used to make up the shortfall in membership commitments resulting from those members who are not able to give at the recommended commitment amount.
We invite you to join the Pillars of Kol Ami to ensure our financial security and to sustain our vision of a “Home of Joyful Judaism for All.” As we learn in the Talmud, “All Jews are responsible for one another.” (Sh’vu’ot 39a) As a Jewish community and congregation, our lives are intertwined whereby each of us contributes time, money, or energy to make the whole greater.
Pillars Levels of Support:
Builder $5,000+
Designer $9,000+
Architect $12,000+
Chai $18,000+
For those participating in the Pillars of Kol Ami Program, we offer some additional membership benefits, which are as follows:
Additional High Holy Day guest tickets upon request
Recognition on the Kol Ami website (option to be kept anonymous)
Acknowledgement of Pillar status at High Holy Days (option to be kept anonymous)
Reserved covered parking space at High Holy Day services (Designer level and above)
Reserved covered parking at Kol Ami when requested (Architect level and above)
Special donor recognition event during the year
Purim
Rabbi Malcolm at Purim
Adult Choir at High Holy Days
Lighting Shabbat candles at the Congregational Retreat
Monthly Social Action Lunch Packing for Primavera Men's Shelter
Jews on the Move Hike
Sukkot Around Town
Women of Kol Ami Women's Seder
Men of Kol Ami's Monthly Wet Wednesday
Cantor Jen leads the Strauss Early Childhood Education Center in weekly music classes
Yom Kippur Morning Service
Rabbi Malcolm & Cantor Jen at the Strauss ECE Sukkot Breakfast
Religious School Students Making Hamentashen with the Men of Kol Ami