HONORING OUR MEMORIES
BUILDING OUR VISIONS
The new Hillel building will help us fulfill our mission of integrating Jewish living into students’ lives — and serve as a symbol of pride in our Jewish community
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The Common Area
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Open, light filled, welcoming spaces create space for sacred times together.
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The Sanctuary + Multipurpose Space
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Flexible, multi-use rooms along with quiet meditative areas and green spaces foster everything from candid conversations and religious programs to large social and cultural events.
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The Dining Area
A thoughtfully designed communal dining area caters to diverse student needs, featuring built-in coffee makers, microwaves, and refrigerators for convenience. Sustainable and environmentally responsible architecture minimizes our ecological footprint, bringing it to near zero.
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The Flex Space
Flexible, multi-use rooms along with quiet meditative areas and green spaces foster everything from candid conversations and religious programs to large social and cultural events.
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The Courtyard
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This light-filled courtyard offers a cozy gathering place with a fire pit and lounge seating, perfect for conversation and community.
Want to be A Part of the Effort?
$3,000,000
Hillel Center (permanent endowment)
$2,000,000
Center for Jewish Life Building
$1,000,000
Student Dining Complex
$500,000
Student Study/Gathering Area
$250,000
Kosher Kitchen
To explore a full list of available naming opportunities, please contact Kasi Shelton at executivedirector@ouhillel.org or 405-548-0906
Consulting Partners
Matt Peacock
Peacock Designs, LLC.
Matt Richardson & Michelle Wunder
Shellback General Contracting
Roy Nitzan
Nitzan Design
Grace Hill
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