Keeping Our History Alive
The Dallas Jewish Historical Society thrives because of the generous support of people like you. Your contributions—whether time, membership, or donations—help us preserve the stories, artifacts, and legacies that connect generations of Jewish Dallas. Explore the many ways you can make a difference and join us in keeping Jewish history alive for future generations.

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Financial Support
Your financial contributions directly support our mission to safeguard the history of Jewish Dallas. From maintaining our archives to expanding our oral history collection, every dollar makes a lasting impact. You can also create a legacy by including DJHS in your planned giving. Options like bequests, IRA required minimum distributions, or donor-advised funds allow you to make a meaningful contribution that preserves Jewish history for generations to come.
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Donate Historical Items
At the heart of DJHS is our commitment to preserving historical treasures that tell the story of Jewish Dallas. We are currently accepting the following items: photographs, documents, artifacts, and synagogue, community agency, and business materials.
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How to Donate:
- Donations are accepted by appointment only
- Contact us at archivist@djhs.org or call (214) 239-7116 to learn more or schedule a donation
Please Note: Donations cannot be left at the Jewish Community Center.
Join a Community of Storytellers & Storykeepers
Membership is the backbone of DJHS. By becoming a member, you’re not just supporting our work—you’re joining a community dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories of Jewish Dallas.
- Enjoy exclusive benefits and events
- Renew your membership or upgrade your level of support


Give Your Time, Share Your Talent
Volunteers are essential to the success of DJHS. From assisting with archival work to supporting events and outreach, there are many ways to contribute your time and expertise.
- Help preserve history by working with our archive materials.
- Support community programs like the History Speaks Project and lecture series.