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Please pick a level.

	$36.00	Single Person Contributor
		$36 or any contribution over $36 (annually) shall be considered a voting member of the organization and will receive 3 issues of the ORT Times, invitations to local and national events and a card acknowledging support.
	$72.00	Two Person Contributor
		Any contribution of $72 or more entitles two adults in the same household to be eligible as voting members. Together they will receive 3 issues annually of the ORT Times, invitations to local and national events and a card acknowledging support.
	$150.00	Contributor
		Contributors of $150 or more annually receive all the benefits of the $72 level as well as invitations to special events and recognition in local areas based on level of giving.
	$250.00	Contributor
		Contributors of $250 or more annually receive all the benefits of the $150 level as well as invitations to special events and recognition in local areas based on level of giving.
	$500.00	Life Membership
		(May be paid in two annual payments of $250) - Life members receive all of the above benefits and a special certificate suitable for framing and signed by the National President.
	$550.00	Students at Risk Campaign
		Contributors of $550 annually receive all of the benefits above as well as national published recognition. Contributions of $550 or multiples threof may be earmarked towards the Students at Risk (STARS Campaign) and receive a Students at Risk Certificate signed by the national president.
	$1,000.00	Golden Circle
		All Contributor benefits, as well as special recognition as a member of the ORT America Golden Circle. A Golden Circle receives annual published recognition and may also earmark his/her gifts to specific operations supported by ORT America. Golden Circle contributors receive special publications from World ORT.
		Other Amount

Please note this form will take you to the ORT America site to complete your donation.

What People Are Saying

“ORT is helping unemployed and underemployed people in Michigan receive the tech and computer skills they need to gain employment. This [Rub-a-Dub] program is wildly successful. It’s oversold, it’s helping numerous people from all walks of life. When times get difficult, you want to help out as much as you can right here at home. This event makes that happen.”

Randy Wertheimer,
President of Hunter Pasteur Homes and a Rub-a-Dub co-chair

“Rub‑a‑ Dub is one of the most fun events of the summer. ORT is a powerful organization – it sends a powerful message about the importance of education and training. ORT really does a great job of reaching citizens in our community who can use the help and need the support.”

Steven J. Tapper,
Vice President of ORT Michigan and Rub-a-Dub Co-chair

“ORT and by extension, Rub-a-Dub, have been a part of my family tradition for more than 27 years. My parents committed a large part of their volunteer and philanthropic lives advancing the ORT mission of providing education and training to people across the globe. Rub-a-Dub marries the fun of a summer evening barbecue with fundraising for ORT in Michigan and abroad.”

Brian Hermelin

“ORT has impacted the education of our community and the world for 130 years – and Rub-a-Dub is the biggest fundraiser for ORT locally, started by my late husband as a fluke in our garage. Rub-a-Dub has come to mean something very special to so many – it’s a spirited event that involves so many members of our community of all ages.”

Doreen Hermelin,
Past president of ORT America

“Dan and I are so thrilled that our family is involved with Camp Hermelin and with ORT. The mission and the goals of ORT are values that everyone can get on board with. What better mission is there than to empower people to be self-sufficient?”

Jennifer Gilbert,
Camp Hermelin co‑chair

“[Camp Hermelin] is ORT’s only event for the entire family – for several generations, even. This is a wonderful opportunity to have a conversation with your kids about the importance of giving back. To empower people to succeed is the best goal there is.”

Rachel Zimmerman,
Camp Hermelin co-chair