Naming Opportunities
Leave a lasting legacy at Barnabie Point
Naming opportunities offer individuals, families, and groups a meaningful way to help bring our new shared campus to life while honoring the people, values, and traditions that matter most. Your gift will support spaces that foster Jewish learning, worship, connection, and community for generations to come.
Explore the opportunities below to find a meaningful way to become part of Barnabie Point’s future.
VISIONARY LEVEL
Naming Opportunity
Gift Amount
Status
Barnabie Point Building
$4,000,000
Reserved
Cantor Kurland Multi-Purpose/Chapel Space
$2,000,000
Reserved
Gym/Multi-Purpose Space
$1,500,000
Reserved
JDS Entrance Lobby
$1,500,000
Reserved
Security & Safety Network Features
$1,000,000
The Barnabie Point Security & Safety Network represents a deeply meaningful opportunity to help protect students, families, staff, congregants, and visitors while strengthening the long-term resilience of the Jewish community. The campus is being designed with a sophisticated layered security strategy that includes controlled access systems, secure visitor entry vestibules, intelligent video surveillance, intrusion detection, emergency response capabilities, and future-ready AI security infrastructure. More than a technology system, this investment supports peace of mind, operational preparedness, and the ability for Jewish life, education, worship, and community gatherings to thrive safely and confidently for generations to come.
AV & Media System Donor Opportunity
$1,000,000
The Barnabie Point AV & Media System is a transformational investment in the future of Jewish learning, worship, performance, athletics, and community connection. Designed to support religious services, school plays, lectures, assemblies, live streaming, and athletic events, the system will provide professional-quality audio, video, recording, and presentation capabilities throughout the multi-purpose rooms: the chapel, assembly area, and gymnasium. This technology will shape how students, families, congregants, and visitors experience the new center, and provide an incentive for organizations seeking to use the space for local gatherings. This advanced state-of-the-art system will set our gathering spaces apart from others.
Main Floor
$1,000,000
Reserved
Second Floor
$1,000,000
This floor will serve as a vibrant shared space, housing additional classrooms for JDS students as well as rental space dedicated to Jewish nonprofit organizations, embodying the spirit of a true community hub. By fostering daily interactions between students and community members, this space enriches learning, strengthens connections, and supports a thriving, interconnected Jewish community.
Third Floor
$1,000,000
Featuring rental office spaces, this floor brings together Jewish organizations in a collaborative, welcoming environment that fosters shared resources, shared spaces, and community connections. Here, Jewish leaders can interact on a regular basis to find ways to enrich Jewish life in the greater Seattle area
Preschool
$1,000,000
Reserved
LEADERSHIP LEVEL
Naming Opportunity
Gift Amount
Status
The Wooded Meditation Pathway
$500,000
Reserved
Jewish Identity Initiative
$500,000
This initiative is our commitment to incorporating spiritual and cultural elements into the Barnable Point campus by supporting the architectural and ceremonial elements that create its distinctly Jewish identity. These include use of Jerusalem stone in the chapel and school, hand washing stations, and Hebrew and English signage throughout the building that together create a warm, authentic, and enduring Jewish environment for worship, learning, and community life. More than decorative features, these elements symbolize Jewish continuity and tradition, ensuring that every person entering the premises immediately experiences the sacred character and timeless heritage of Jewish life.
Learning Resource Center
$500,000
Reserved
STEM Lab
$500,000
Reserved
Art Studio
$500,000
In this learning space, young minds blossom into budding artists. The art studio will be a vibrant space where students can explore various artistic media, honing their creativity and developing the confidence to express themselves through art. A special feature of this studio will be a kiln, where students can bring their ceramic creations to life, adding a hands-on, transformative element to their artistic experience.
Ark
$250,000
Naming the Ark offers a rare opportunity to be part of the sacred heart of our building. Housed in the chapel, the Ark will hold the Torahs in a space that radiates reverence and continuity, illuminated by the Ner Tamid. This unique, movable Ark brings both tradition and adaptability to our community, allowing the room to serve both sacred and communal functions, from worship to student gatherings, while preserving the sanctity of the Torahs within.
Preschool Outdoor Play Area
$250,000
This vibrant space will be a haven for children to cultivate friendships and engage in valuable lessons of play in time spent outdoors. The outdoor play area will support the physical, social, and cognitive development of students, as unstructured playtime fosters problem-solving skills, resilience, and teamwork in a natural setting that encourages exploration and creativity.
Stained Glass Windows
$250,000
The main sanctuary of the current HNT building is adorned with several stained-glass windows representing the twelve tribes of Israel which were installed when the building was constructed. A smaller replica of these windows will reflect beautiful colored light into the new Multi-purpose Room/Chapel. Consistent with Jewish values, we are honoring both the old and the new.
Community Entrance
$250,000
Reserved
Chapel Lobby
$250,000
This lobby is a warm and welcoming gathering space where all are embraced as they prepare to enter the chapel. Designed to be inclusive and inviting, this space offers a first impression of the chapel’s spirit, where everyone is seated at the same level, fostering a sense of unity and belonging. Unlike more formal synagogue spaces, the chapel lobby provides a relaxed environment that honors the diverse fabric of our Jewish community.
JDS Leadership Team Suite
$250,000
This suite is the central hub for the school’s administrative team, providing a dedicated space for strategic planning, collaboration, and execution of the school’s vision. Here, the leadership team works together to manage daily operations, drive long-term goals, and ensure the continued success of JDS.
Warming Kitchen
$250,000
The warming kitchen will support the many gatherings that bring our community together. Designed for caterers to prepare and serve food for events, celebrations, and communal meals, this space reflects the central role food plays in Jewish life—from holidays and life events to shared moments of connection. Naming the warming kitchen helps ensure our campus remains a place where traditions are celebrated and people come together around the table.
Outdoor Science Room Terrace
$100,000
Reserved
Sustainability Features
$100,000
Reserved
Conference Room
$100,000
Many of the school’s most important strategic decisions are made in this key administrative space. The conference room will also host collaborative meetings and workshops, playing a pivotal role in fostering leadership, planning, and innovation within the school.
Ner-Tamid
$100,000
Reserved
Torah Reading Table
$100,000
Reserved
Faculty Workroom
$100,000
For JDS, this is a vital space where dedicated educators come together to collaborate, share ideas, and develop innovative approaches to teaching. By supporting this space, you are empowering our faculty to inspire creativity, foster growth, and ensure that every student benefits from their collective expertise and passion.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROUP DONATIONS
Naming Opportunity
Gift Amount
Status
Repurposed Tree Benches
$36,000 per Bench
In the spirit of reuse and renewal of environmental elements, several trees removed from the original site have been honed down and dried to create usable wood for Barnabie Point projects. There will be nine benches around the site that will be made of this wood to remind us of what was here before us and how we can use those resources to complete our new building.
Campus Tree
$18,000 per Tree
Rooted in Jewish tradition and inspired by the spirit of Tu B’Shevat, naming a tree on campus is a powerful symbol of growth, renewal, and continuity. Each tree will help shape a living landscape—offering shade, beauty, and a connection to nature for students and community members alike.
“Pull Up a Seat”–Chapel Seating
$10,000 per Chair
“Pull Up a Seat” offers a meaningful way to be part of the heart of our community gathering space. By naming a chair in the Chapel, you help create a welcoming place where students, families, and community members will come together for prayer, celebrations, performances, and shared moments of connection. Each seat represents a place at the table of Jewish life—inviting people to gather, learn, worship, and celebrate together.