As the Kehillah Partnership infrastructure is established on a wider scale, the development of the program will include:

• Ongoing Educational Program Development: More synagogues will added to the project each year, and more age cohorts will be involved in educational programming.
• Cost Savings: JCCs, synagogues, and UJA Federation will work together under the Kehillah umbrella to arrange group purchasing and other significant cost savings opportunities.
• Resource Sharing: All of the communal agencies and institutions will continue to collaborate on sharing educational and other resources to benefit the larger community.
• Outreach: Kehillah Partnership will develop and introduce programs that encourage communal outreach to the Jewishly unengaged. By offering multiple portals of entry to the Jewish community, the Kehillah Partnership hopes to reach many Jews in the area who are currently unaffiliated and who, through Kehillah programs, can be engaged and connected.
• One-Fee Entry: The ultimate goal of the Kehillah Partnership is to offer an affordable one-fee entry to all of the local Jewish communal institutions. This concept will be piloted within the community as Kehillah Partnership programming develops.
• Technology: The Kehillah Partnership will seek to develop and implement communication channels based on new media for purposes of building community and providing online educational programming, both as enrichment and as distance learning opportunities.