Terms and conditions
Mikvah Membership
Our membership helps cover the ongoing cost of keeping the mikvah clean, comfortable and available to the community, including the room, water cleanliness and towel service.
Membership rates
- Individual membership$420 per year
- Paying month by month without a yearly membership$40 per month
- Family membershipIncludes bochurim learning in a local yeshiva.$800 per year
- Bochur rateA bochur learning in a local yeshiva may take an individual membership.*$280 per year, or $25 per month
Payment options
A yearly membership may be paid in full or divided into monthly payments over 12 months, or quarterly payments, by credit card. Quarterly payments may also be made by postdated cheques.
If you take the yearly membership and divide it into payments, you keep the yearly rate. Individual months without a yearly membership are $40 per month.
Who is covered
A bochur living at home who is working is not covered by the family membership and needs his own individual membership.
Visitors
Bochurim learning out of town and family members visiting from out of town may pay per visit at the posted daily price, or take a one-month membership while they are here.
Visitors may register a fingerprint and add money or make a one-time payment online, so they do not need to bring a credit card each time they visit.
Processing time
Payments and membership renewals can generally be processed within one week, and sometimes sooner. However, we cannot guarantee that they will be processed within one week. Please make arrangements ahead of time, whether you are renewing a membership or setting up visitor access.
Children and fingerprint access
A child age 13 or older may use the mikvah on his own. For younger children, or to arrange fingerprint access, please speak directly with management.
Need an arrangement?
If you need a different arrangement, please speak to Rabbi Huss. The mikvah will continue to be available to anyone in the community who needs it.
Thank you for helping us maintain a comfortable and hospitable mikvah for the whole kehilla.