Pomegranate Society

The Pomegranate Society is a national giving designation that recognizes and thanks those women who make a minimum gift of $1,800 or more to the Jewish Nevada Annual Campaign.

Each year the women in the Pomegranate Society are recognized and honored at a special dinner reception. Women giving at this level also wear a sterling silver pomegranate pin which signifies their commitment to the Jewish Nevada Annual Campaign.

More than just a beautiful piece of jewelry, the Pomegranate pin symbolizes a woman’s commitment to and compassion for the Jewish people.

The 613 seeds in a pomegranate fruit symbolize the Torah's 613 mitzvot. The Pomegranate pin was introduced in Lehigh Valley in 1981 by Sybil Baiman and Jeanette Eichenwald.