Temple Beth Am

What Temple Beth Am does

Temple Beth Am is a dynamic synagogue, day school, and cultural arts center. They welcomes the entire spectrum of the Jewish community, people of all ages, races, and abilities, interfaith families, and people who are single, partnered, straight, and transgender. As a vibrant center of learning, they enable each member to reflect on the holy.

Name

Temple Beth Am

Legal name

Olympic Jewish Center

Website

https://www.tbam.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1955

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Temple Beth Am is a historic conservative center.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Reform Jewish Synagogue Services

NAICS

Religious Organizations (8131), Religious Organizations (81311)

SIC

Services-Membership Organizations (8600)

akta.pro primary industry

Places of Worship & Religious Facilities Operations (Cemeteries, Retreat Centers, Pilgrimage Sites) (BPAGAJAL)

akta.pro secondary industry

Faith-Based Education & Formation (Seminaries, Religious Schools, Catechesis) (BPAGAJAD)

Keywords

• Community worship services
• Cultural and athletic programming
• Reform synagogue services
• Jewish religious education
• Religious school programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Florida

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership Dues: Annual membership dues at various levels from Standard Commitment ($4,000) to Circle of Life ($30,000), including Committee of 100 levels ($5,650-$18,000). Young adults 21-29 receive complimentary membership. Senior citizens 80+ receive the Super Senior Incentive.
2. Religious School Tuition: Tuition fees for Youth Engagement Religious School (YERS) programs for PreK-12th grade, with need-based scholarships available through funds like Keren Yaldi.
3. Beth Am University: Adult education program with tuition of $200 per semester, allowing registration for up to two classes.
4. Basketball League Fees: Registration fees for the basketball league covering uniforms, games, and playoffs for 2nd-12th grade divisions. Peewee Clinic participants receive a jersey.
5. Facility Rentals: Revenue from renting campus facilities including The Hub event venue, Top Nosh Cafe, and general facility rentals.
6. Donations and Designated Funds: Tax-deductible donations to various designated funds including clergy discretionary funds, camp/youth scholarship funds, day school scholarship funds, Tikkun Olam funds, and endowment funds.
7. Sibling Discounts: Reduced rates for multiple children enrolled in religious school programs.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels7 records

Marketing channels11 records

Core offering

Temple Beth Am is a full-service Reform Jewish congregation that delivers weekly Shabbat and holy day worship services, lifecycle event officiation, and pastoral counseling as its core ritual offering. It operates an integrated suite of religious education programs (Rambam Day School K-5, Youth Engagement Religious School PreK-12, Beth Am University adult education), alongside community-building programs (Sisterhood, Brotherhood, Tikkun Olam, unBIASed, TBAM Tours) and athletic/cultural programming (Beth Am Basketball, The Hub venue). Membership and donation revenue funds clergy, education, and the Yulman Campus facilities.

Product overview

Temple Beth Am is a full-service Reform synagogue founded in 1955, offering a comprehensive suite of religious, educational, cultural, and athletic programs. The organization operates on a platform-plus-programs model centered around worship services and lifecycle events, supported by educational institutions (Rambam Day School and Youth Engagement Religious School), cultural programming (The Hub venue), and community-building initiatives (Sisterhood, Brotherhood, Tikkun Olam, unBIASed). Additional offerings include Beth Am University adult education, TBAM Tours travel experiences, Beth Am Basketball athletic leagues, and a Congregational Library. The synagogue leverages third-party platforms including ShulCloud for membership management, Veracross for educational administration, Zoom for virtual programming, and YouTube for livestreaming, serving over 1,800 member families at its Pinecrest, Florida campus.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Worship Services Weekly and holiday religious services including Shabbat worship, Torah study, B'nai Mitzvah preparation, and lifecycle events with full live streaming capabilities, offered to congregants and the broader community.
• Rambam Day School Jewish day school for Early Childhood through 5th Grade combining academic excellence with Jewish values education, including general and Judaic Studies.
• Youth Engagement Religious School (YERS) Religious school program for PreK through 12th Grade offering Hebrew language skills, prayer preparation, Bar and Bat Mitzvah training, and Jewish education connecting students to Torah, God, Israel, and Tikkun Olam.
• The Hub Multi-purpose cultural venue for performances, events, and community gatherings featuring Top Nosh Café and facility rentals for the broader community.
• Beth Am Basketball The largest temple-based basketball league in the country offering programs for boys and girls from 2nd through 12th grade, including coed peewee clinics for K-1, with Spring and Fall seasons.
• Beth Am University Adult education program offering courses in Jewish history, texts, language, and culture with classes taught by rabbis, professors, and scholars. Tuition is $200 per semester.
• Sisterhood Women's organization providing community, leadership development, intellectual and spiritual growth through programs in advocacy, social justice, Judaic learning, and multi-generational activities. Affiliated with WRJ.
• Brotherhood Men's organization offering opportunities for fellowship, Jewish involvement, exciting activities, and congregation contributions with emphasis on relationship-building and community support.
• Tikkun Olam Social action and volunteer committee guided by Jewish principles of repairing the world. Includes Kids in Action, advocacy, volunteer opportunities, refugee assistance, garden sanctuary, and Mitzvah Day with 20+ partner organizations.
• unBIASed Initiative Antisemitism and bias education initiative addressing antisemitism, racism, anti-LGBTQ+, and prejudice through programming, learning opportunities, partnerships, and youth engagement. Recipient of City of Miami Julia Tuttle Award.
• TBAM Tours Group travel experiences including trips to Israel, Poland Holocaust heritage tours, Romania exploration, Portugal Jewish journeys, and river cruises. Features multigenerational programming and Momentum: 7 Days in Israel.
• Congregational Library Judaica-focused library with adult and children's collections including fiction, biography, history, Bible commentaries, cookbooks, music, and multimedia. Offers Sunday Salon programming and Internet access.
• BAFTY (Beth Am Federation of Temple Youth) High school youth group (grades 9-12) meeting Monday nights for social and educational programming, providing a safe environment for Jewish community, identity exploration, and teen leadership development.

Quantifiable outcome

• 1,000 volunteers participating in single Mitzvah Day event serving 20 organizations
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers6 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration8 records

Partnerships

21 partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• JAFCOminorOthersTikkun Olam partner supporting children and families.
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-DademinorOthersTikkun Olam partner organization for community service and social action programs.
• Camillus HouseminorOthersTikkun Olam partner providing services to those experiencing homelessness.
• Casa ValentinaminorOthersTikkun Olam partner organization.
• Friends of the IDF (FIDF)minorOthersTikkun Olam partner supporting the people and soldiers of Israel.
• Florida Religious ActionminorOthersTikkun Olam partner for religious advocacy and social justice initiatives.
• Food Rescue USminorOthersTikkun Olam partner addressing food waste and hunger through food rescue programs.
• Greater Miami Jewish FederationcoreOthersStrategic partner for Jewish community initiatives. Endowments are managed through the Foundation of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. Participate in Create a Jewish Legacy (CJL) campaign.
• HadassahminorOthersTikkun Olam partner organization for Jewish women's advocacy.
• Jewish Community Services of South Florida (JCS)coreOthersPartner in Afghan Refugee Assistance Program, sponsoring two Afghan refugee families in partnership with JCS.
• Jewish National Fund USAminorOthersTikkun Olam partner supporting Israel through environmental and community development programs.
• Lotus HouseminorOthersTikkun Olam partner serving homeless women and children.
• Magen David Adom In IsraelminorOthersTikkun Olam partner supporting emergency medical services in Israel.
• Miami Jewish HealthminorOthersTikkun Olam partner supporting senior healthcare in the Jewish community.
• One More ChildminorOthersTikkun Olam partner serving children in need.
• PATCHESminorOthersTikkun Olam partner organization.
• Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC)minorOthersTikkun Olam partner supporting families with sick children.
• The Children's Trust Books for FreeminorOthersTikkun Olam partner promoting literacy.
• Voices for Children FoundationcoreOthersTikkun Olam partner for Voices for Children Backpacking Events helping kids in foster care get ready for back to school.
• Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ)coreOthersNational organization strengthening the voice of Jewish women worldwide. Sisterhood of Temple Beth Am is affiliated with WRJ.
• Union for Reform Judaism (URJ)coreOthersNational umbrella organization for Reform Judaism. Beth Am participates in URJ Biennial conferences. Camp Jenny is a project of NFTY-STR and Camp Coleman, programs of URJ.

Scale indicators11 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Temple Israel of Greater Miami: Another large Reform synagogue in the Miami area offering a comparable full-service congregation model with worship, religious school, and community programming. Directly comparable as a regional Reform congregation competing for the same South Florida Jewish families.
• Beth Torah Congregation (Benny Rok Campus): Conservative synagogue on the Aventura/Bay Harbor campus already referenced as a Temple Beth Am event partner; serves the same South Florida Jewish demographic with comparable religious school, lifecycle, and community programming.
• Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center: Large Reform Jewish congregation in the Aventura/North Miami Beach corridor of South Florida, offering comparable full-service programming and competing for overlapping membership in the same geographic market.
• Stephen S. Wise Temple: Large Reform congregation in Los Angeles with an integrated day school, religious school, athletic programs, and cultural venue model closely paralleling Beth Am's full-service platform-plus-programs structure.

Broad incumbents

• Temple Sinai (various): Multiple large Reform congregations (e.g., Sandy Springs, GA; New York; others) operate comparable full-service models with day schools, adult education, and community programming at comparable scale. Comparable in structure and scale but operating in different regional markets.
• Congregation Beth Israel (various): Large historic Reform congregations (e.g., Houston) with comparable full-service programming, multi-clergy staffing, and day school operations serving similar member demographics in other regions.
• Temple Beth El (various): Large Reform congregations across multiple U.S. markets (e.g., Boca Raton, FL; Appleton, WI; others) with comparable full-service programming including religious schools, lifecycle services, and community programming. Boca Raton location overlaps South Florida geography.

Others

• The Union for Reform Judaism (URJ): The national umbrella organization for Reform Judaism and a strategic partner of Temple Beth Am (Biennial conferences, NFTY-STR Camp Coleman, Camp Jenny). Relevant as the federation-level body governing Beth Am's denominational affiliation and supporting Camp Jenny programming.
• Greater Miami Jewish Federation: Federation partner managing Beth Am's endowments and a core strategic ally coordinating Jewish community initiatives in Miami. Relevant as the regional coordinating body that allocates communal funds and provides foundation services.
• PJ Library: Jewish nonprofit providing Jewish children's books and family programming, partially overlapping Beth Am's Youth Engagement Religious School audience for early-childhood Jewish identity formation. Thematically adjacent rather than directly competitive.

Market position

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/user/TempleBethAmTV
• Facebookfacebook.com/BethAmMiami
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/temple-beth-am_2
• Instagraminstagram.com/tbam_miami

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles14 records

Subsidiaries5 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

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