Future home of Chabad of Arcadia
Chabad of Arcadia

Expansion Campaign

 
$107,339 raised 36% of $300,000

After eleven years of serving the Jewish community from our home, we're now in escrow on our first permanent home in Arcadia.

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Rabbi with community members
Why We're Expanding

You're building more than a building.

For over a decade, Shabbat meals, classes, holiday celebrations and community gatherings have taken place in our home.

Our community has grown, and the need has grown with it. This new property will give Jewish life in Arcadia room to welcome, serve and flourish.

Community

The community you're building

People of every background gather to learn, celebrate, connect and feel at home.

 

Community learning gathering

 

City of Hope

Hope beyond our walls

300+

patient and family visits each year

Every week, Chabad of Arcadia brings Jewish comfort, connection and practical support to patients and families at City of Hope.

City of Hope patient visit with faces blurred for privacy

 

Our Vision

From vision to reality

A permanent home, expanded community space and hospitality for patients and families receiving treatment nearby.

Property aerial plan
The property and planned use of the space
Hospitality suite rendering
A welcoming hospitality suite for patients and families     

 

Where We've Been

For years, this tent has been our synagogue.

Backyard tent used for community gatherings

 

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the campaign funding?

The campaign is helping fund the purchase and initial preparation of Chabad of Arcadia's first permanent home, including space for community programs and a future hospitality suite.

Where is the property?

The property is located at 127 Las Tunas Drive in Arcadia, just 4 miles from City of Hope.

Is Chabad already in escrow?

Yes. Chabad of Arcadia is currently in escrow, with closing scheduled for July 29, 2026.

How will the property be used?

It will provide a permanent base for Jewish life in Arcadia, space for classes and gatherings, and the opportunity to create on-site hospitality for City of Hope patients and families.

Are recognition opportunities available?

Yes. Donor wall recognition begins at $7,700. Please contact Rabbi Sholom Stiefel to discuss available opportunities.

Is my donation tax-deductible?

Chabad of Arcadia is a nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible. EIN: 47-3563119