Keshet is fundraising for Queer the Land!

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Published on Jun 16, 2021
This year, Keshet (Kadima School's 3rd & 4th grade class) learned about Jewish concepts of social justice with a focus on tzedakah. We learned organizing skills by planning our own fundraising project in support of Queer the Land, Seattle-based project grounded in the self-determination of queer, trans, and two spirit Black/ indigenous/ people of color (QT2BIPOC) and the vision of collectively owning their land and labor. Through a consensus process, Keshet set a goal to fundraise $1,000 for Queer the Land.

You can learn more about Queer the Land here: https://queertheland.org/

To donate, please visit: https://queertheland.org/support-our-work-2/ , scroll to the bottom of the page where it says "donate funds", and fill out the google doc on the righthand side. Once you've donated, please email bess@kadima.org and shelby@kadima.org. We want to be able to celebrate reaching (or surpassing?!?!) our goal of $1,000!

To review:

1) Donate at https://queertheland.org/support-our-work-2/
2) Email bess@kadima.org and shelby@kadima.org with how much $$ you gave
3) Celebrate with us when we reach our goal!

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