ATID (Advancing Temple Institutional Development) is a North American organization for those serving as the primary development professionals at Jewish synagogues. Welcome!
Who are we?
Members of ATID must be serving as the primary development professionals at a Jewish synagogue in North America.
How to join?
We invite you to join us and enjoy the many benefits of that ATID has to offer, including our annual conference, online community, resource archive, and support from caring and experienced colleagues all year long.
Annual dues for membership year July 1, 2024-June 30, 2025:
Prospective members? Please contact VP of Recruitment
Noah Benjamin at nbenjamin@templesinaidc.org
Ready to join or renew? Please contact VP of Membership
Hannah Moore at hmoore@templerodefshalom.org
Where are we?
Brooklyn Heights Synagogue, Brooklyn, New York
Congregation Beth Am, Los Altos Hills, California
Congregation Beth Elohim, Brooklyn, New York
Congregation Emanu El, Houston, Texas
Congregation Shaarai Shomayim, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Congregation Beth Israel, San Diego, California
Temple Beth Sholom, Miami Beach, Florida
Temple Emanuel, Denver, Colorado
Temple Isaiah, Lafayette, California
Temple Israel, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Temple Rodef Shalom, Falls Church, Virginia
Temple Sinai Congregation, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Temple Sinai, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Temple Sinai, Washington, DC
The Temple-Congregation Ohabai Sholom, Nashville, Tennessee
Washington Hebrew Congregation, Washington, DC
Temple Shalom, Newton, MA
What ATID members are saying...
"Participating in ATID conferences has not only energized my work, but has helped me to advocate for a title change I've long wanted: Director of Philanthropy, which more accurately conveys the spirit and nature of our work than "development."
"It's nice to know I am not alone in this very specific work I do."
"ATID is the only group of people who really do what I do! ATID members have been very helpful and responsive to questions, and the group has been a wonderful resource. In addition to learning a lot at the conferences, I find them to be a lot of fun. I usually return with good take-aways and a morale boost."
"ATID helped me to get a raise, promotion, and job opportunities."
"ATID conferences are useful and having connections with other folks doing what I am doing keeps me sane."
"I shared an ATID conference slide with my clergy today and it really resonated. Thanks!"
"ATID has been incredibly helpful both from a technical point of view and the emotional support the members provide."
"I enjoy having the expertise of others doing this work available to me."
"ATID provides invaluable networking and resources. I was even able to improve my job title."