Sponsor a Kiddush

Kiddush is a special way to honor our loved ones for birthdays, anniversaries, simcha, accomplishments and yarzheits. You can sponsor a full or partial Kiddush so don't hesitate to look below to see open dates and register now to find the sponsorship options.  You can always call Sara Chana Morrison (404-843-2464 x117) in the office to coordinate the details too.

What does it cost to sponsor a full kiddush?

Our base Kiddush price starts at $600. Our full 'Kiddush Sponsors' will also be given the opportunity to speak in the main sanctuary at the conclusion of services during the announcements.

Can I sponsor part of a kiddush?

Yes, you can contribute to our Kiddush Fund. Our Kiddush Fund is utilized to support our Shabbos and Holiday Kiddushim during weeks when we do not have a full Kiddush Sponsor. 

See Frequently Asked Questions below the enrollment dates.

Does CBT own the kitchen?

CBT has outsourced the entire kitchen to EB Catering, owned by Eli Brafman. EB catering is registered with the AKC and abides by all AKC rules. Eli is the full-time mashgiach and our resident in house caterer.

Who has access to the kitchen?

In order to maintain certification, all kitchen access is managed by EB Catering. The CBT Administration does not have access to the kitchen.  

Can I bring in food from the outside for use during an event?

The kitchen is now AKC certified with strict certifications with no exceptions. No outside food is permitted.

Can I bring in my own caterer for my event?

Yes, you can bring in your own professional and licensed caterer. All arrangements to rent the kitchen and to reserve cooking time must be coordinated with Eli Brafman. The kitchen rental agreement is between your caterer and EB Catering.

What does it cost to sponsor a full kiddush?

Our base Kiddush price is $600. In order to be considered a 'Kiddush Sponsor' and speak in the sanctuary before kiddush, you need to sponsor at least a base Kiddush.

Can I sponsor part of a kiddush?

Yes you can contribute to the Kiddush Fund as a donor for a given week to help offset the cost of a kiddush.  You will be recognized as a 'Kiddush Fund' donor and will not not get to speak in the sanctuary.