Set An
Extra. Place At 'Your
Seder Table.
In a dozen countries on three conti-
nents, AJWS is helping impoverished
peoples help themselves.
This Passover, you can help too.
Send your tax-deductible contribution
to AJWS.
For Elijah. And for the millions of
people around the world who suffer
each day — from hunger, disease, from
burdens almost too harsh to imagine.
As Jews, we cannot ignore them. We
must help. And through the American
Jewish World Service we can.
The AJWS is the sole organization
founded to enable America's Jews to
reach out the hand of friendship and
support to suffering people in the de-
veloping world, regardless of their faith.
In Ethiopia, a nation torn by famine
and war, AJWS is installing Israeli-
designed portable silos to protect per-
ishable grain supplies. The program will
cut grain losses dramatically
In Mexico City, AJWS is building a
children's village for orphans of the
1986 earthquake.
In the Philippines, AJWS is helping
unemployed sugar workers learn new
skills to grow enough corn and rice to
provide for their families.
The Afikoman Pledge
Tonight we read together:
This is the bread of poverty
that our ancestors ate.
Let all who are hungry come and eat!
Let all who are in need share
in the hope of Passover!
This year we all are slaves,
Next year may we all be free.
Tonight, to redeem the Afikoman:
We renew our commitment to help
all who are hungry around the world,
so that next year we all may be free.
Share the Afikoman — and all the
hope of Passover — with those who
need it most.
AMERICAN JLWISH WORLD SERVICE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Chairman
Lawrence S. Phillips
President
Laurence R. Simon
Donald M. Abramson, San Francisco
Georgette Bennett, Author/Sociologist
Hyman Bookbinder, Special Representative. Washington American
Jewish Committee
Rabbi Balfour Brickner, Senior Rabbi, Stephen Wise Free Synagogue,
New York
Doris Brickner, People for the American Way
Lawrence B. Brilliant, MD, MPH, Chairman and CEO, Network Technologies
International, Inc.
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Lawrence Buttenwieser, Rosenman & Colin
Arthur G. Cohen, President, Arthur G. Cohen Properties, Inc.
Sidney Elliot Cohn, Senior Partner, Cohn, Glickstein, Lurie
Rabbi Jerome K. Davidson, Temple Beth El, New York
Dean Carols Eisenberg, M.D., Harvard University Medical School
Warren Eisenberg., Director, International Council, B'nai B'rith
Henry J. Everett, President, Lexington Associates
Leonard Fein, Writer
Rabbi Harvey). Fields, Wilshire Boulevard Temple, Los Angeles
Susan Fine, Vice President, Development Olympia and York
George Foos, Management Consultant
Shepard Forman, Director, Human Rights and Governance, Ford Foundation
Howard I. Friedman, Honorary President, American Jewish Committee
Anne G. Rolphe., Author
Richard Rubenstein, President, Certified Record Storage
Myrna Ruskin, Consultant
Martin Schenker, Attorney, Jackson, Tufts, Cole, & Black
Jack Sheinkman, SecretaryTreasurer. Amalgamated Clothing and
Textile Workers Union
Henry Siegman, Executive Director, American Jewish Congress
Ira Silverman, Executive Director, 92nd Street, YM-YWHA, New York
Laurence R. Simon., President, American Jewish World Service
Robert Simon, Ben Simon's
Steven A. Smith, Business Planning and Consulting
RabbiRonald B. Sobel, Temple Emanu•EL New York
JackJ. Spitzer, Honorary President, B'nai B'rith International
Daniel Stern, Author
Rabbi Marc lanenbaum., Director of International Relations,
American Jewish Committee
AlbertVorspan., Director, Commission on Social Action
of Reform Judaism
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Herbert M. Weiss., Attorney at Law
Elie Wiesel, Author
Congressional Advisory Committee
Hon. Howard L. Berman, California; Hon. Barney Frank,
Massachusetts; Hon. Sam Gejdenson, Connecticut; Hon. Tom Lantos,
California; Hon. Mel Levine, California; Hon. Howard M. Metzenbaum,
Ohio; Hon.James H. Scheuer, NewYork; Hon. Stephen J. Solar.,
NewYork; Hon. Henry A. Waxman, Cal•; Hon. Ted Weiss, NewYork
Peter A. Geffen•, Executive Vice President, Abraham Joshua Heschel School NY
Violet Gershenson, New York, Los Angeles
Rabbi Joseph B. Glaser., Executive Vice President, Central Conference of
American Rabbis
Arnold Gllmcher, President, The Pace Gallery, New York
Victor Gotbaum, Former Executive Director, District 37, AFSCME, New York
Rabbi Irving Greenberg, President, The National Jewish Center for Learning
& Leadership
Caroline G. Harris, Attorney, Tenzer, Greenblatt, Fallon & Kaplan
Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, Vice President, World Jewish Congress
Henry Kaufman, New York
Rabbi Wolfe Kelman, Executive Vice President, The Rabbinical Assembly
Rabbi Emily Faust Korzenik, Fellowship for Jewish Learning
Rabbi Benjamin Z. Kreitman, Executive Vice President, United Synagogue
of America
Norman Lear, Writer, Director
Theodore Mann, President, American Jewish Congress
Rabbi Henry Michelman, New York
Ruth Schachter Morgenthau, Adlai Stevenson Professor of Politics
Brandeis University
Cynthia Ozick, Author
Lawrence S. Phillips., Chairman, Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation
David Pincus, President, Pincus Brothers—Maxwell
Ronald Pollack, Executive Director, Villers Foundation
Peter A. Rabinowitz', President, PAR Associates
Mindy C. Reiser, Consultant
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This Passover, we—family and friends, parents and children together—join the American
I Jewish World Service's effort to alleviate hunger and poverty around the world.
AMERICAN JEWISH
WORLD SERVICE
Name (Mr/Mrs/Ms)
Address
Zip
City
State
Home Phone (
Business Phone (
536
550
5100
5500
51,800
55,000
Other
Please make your check payable to the American Jewish World Service —Afikoman
729 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02116
(617) 267-6656
I Pledge, and mail it with this coupon to: American Jewish World Service, 729 Boylston
I Street, Boston, NIA 02116; (617) 267-6656.
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All contributions are tax-deductible as allowable by law.
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