Capital Campaign

Transforming Tomorrow:
Advancing the Art of Memory Care

Memory loss changes how a person experiences the world, but not their capacity for joy, purpose, and connection. At Jewish Home Family, we believe exceptional care begins with a place that is truly home.

Building on the success of our 2024 Green House™ transformation, we are raising $16 million to create two new Assisted Living Memory Care households on our Rockleigh campus. This project adds 40 private studio residences designed specifically for memory care.

These new residences blend comfort with the warmth of home. Features include:

• Private studio suites 
• Warm communal dining and comfortable sitting rooms
• Dedicated program areas and secure outdoor gardens
• Personal routines supported by familiar, trusted caregivers
 

Thoughtfully Designed. Truly Home. 

Every detail of our layout supports comfort, peace of mind, and living well. Beyond beautiful spaces, home is built through everyday connection, compassionate care, and reassurance for families.

Our approach goes beyond physical design to focus on dignity, independence, and meaningful relationships, ensuring residents are defined by who they are, not their diagnosis.

Your support makes this vision possible.

Get Involved

To review giving opportunities, contact Laurie Meltzer Bandremer, Executive Director of the Jewish Home Foundation:

Phone: 201-750-4231

Recognition Opportunities

  • The Memory Care Center $5,000,000
  • Full Kitchen $2,000,000
  • Green House Households $1,500,000
  • Entrance/Lobby $1,000,000
  • Bistro & Dining $750,000
  • Garden & Terrace $500,000
  • The Promenade $250,000
  • Nurses’ Corner $150,000
  • Enclosed Patio $150,000
  • Premier Studio Suites $100,000
  • Conference Rooms $100,000
  • Admissions Office $75,000
  • Marketing Director Office $75,000
  • Family Welcome Lounge $50,000
  • The Household Hearth $50,000
  • Front Door Mezuzah $25,000
  • Bistro Coffee Bar $25,000
  • Room Mezuzahs $10,000

*All gifts over $25,000 will be recognized on the donor wall.

Contributions may be made through the Jewish Home Foundation, which is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions made to the Foundation are tax-deductible as permitted by law.