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Sample rows

10 of the 628 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

New York has the most listings: 92 businesses, 64 of them with an email address. California follows with 74.

131 rows (21%) carry one of 9 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Temple Emanu-El with 24. 358 businesses have a name used only once, and 251 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 604 rated businesses is 4.7, and 104 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 440 email addresses, 189 (43%) are role addresses such as info@, 162 (37%) name a person and 89 (20%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this Reform synagogue email list?

The Reform synagogue list contains 628 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a congregation or temple listed under the Reform synagogue category. Most are full congregations with a building, a rabbi and a board, and some are small communities that meet in rented space.

A congregation email is on 440 rows, taken from the synagogue's own website, one per business. The phone column has 615 numbers and the website column 592. Almost every congregation has a phone and a site, which makes the file useful for research before outreach.

The category on every row is Reform synagogue. The file does not include other branches of Judaism, membership numbers or the names of rabbis.

How can you segment the file?

Work through the congregation CSV in Google Sheets. For congregations, the main variable is location, because members come from the surrounding neighborhoods and most services are local.

The state and city columns let a vendor choose a metro. The business name column helps a little: words such as temple, congregation, beth, bnai, shalom, or the name of a neighborhood show how a congregation presents itself. The website often lists a school, a preschool, a cemetery or a hall for rent, which tells you what the building is used for.

• State and city: choose congregations within a delivery or service radius.
• Name keywords: temple and congregation for traditional names, a place name for neighborhood communities.
• Email type: 162 named-person addresses and 189 role addresses give two audiences for the same message.
• Website: read for a preschool, a religious school, an event hall or a cemetery.

Who buys a Reform synagogue email list?

Vendors who serve congregations buy it. Synagogue management software firms sell membership, dues and event tools. Payment and donation platforms pitch online giving. Caterers and kosher-style food suppliers offer meals for events and holidays, and Judaica shops sell ritual items, books and prayer shawls.

Security consultants and camera installers sell to buildings that want protection, and insurance brokers write coverage for religious organizations. Architects and contractors approach congregations that plan a renovation. Cantors and musicians, Hebrew school curriculum publishers, travel companies that run trips to Israel for congregations, and nonprofits looking for partner organizations also appear in the buyer group.

How do you run outreach to Reform synagogues?

Congregations are run by a small paid staff and a volunteer board. The inbox is often watched by an executive director or an office administrator, and decisions about vendors go to a board or a committee. Congregation emails include 162 named-person addresses and 189 role addresses. A named address may belong to a rabbi, an executive director or a program head. A role address like office@ or info@ reaches an administrator, who can pass your note to the right committee.

Keep the message respectful and short. Describe the product, the price and the approval step the congregation needs, such as a quote for the board. A software vendor should say whether it handles dues and yahrzeit lists. A caterer should say what it can do for holiday events. Do not send mail that assumes a specific observance or ask for anything on the Sabbath or a holiday, and avoid writing at times when staff are busy with services.

Read each website first so you know whether a congregation has a school or a hall. Dedupe by domain, since some communities share a building and a website.

What email rules apply when you contact synagogues?

A commercial email to a congregation needs a valid physical postal address for your business and a working opt-out that you honor. An office administrator who asks to stop receiving your offers must be removed from the next send.

Which states and cities should you start with?

New York is the largest with 92 listings and 64 emails. California has 74 listings and 52 emails, Florida 52 and 36, Massachusetts 36 and 25. Texas has 30 (21), Pennsylvania 29 (20), New Jersey 26 (18), Illinois 20 (14), Connecticut 18 (13) and Georgia 17 (12).

Among cities, New York has 13 congregations. Los Angeles has 7. St. Louis and Houston have 5 each, Brooklyn 4, and Tucson, Denver, Washington, Boca Raton and Roswell 3 each.

The count per city is low because congregations spread across suburbs. A vendor with one salesperson can take the Northeast corridor of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts. An email campaign by state is a better unit than a campaign by city.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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