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Rabbi Ben-Tzion Meir Hai Uziel (1880 – 1953) conducting a class in a courtyard in the old city of Jerusalem, 1946. Photo: (Beth Hatefutsoth Photo Archive, Sonnenfeld collection)

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Support ‘Sephardic Legacy Series’ and future projects which are currently underway so that Sephardic Legacy Series may continue to publish many more great professional works. Help invest in the future of our children and our Sephardic communities by helping ‘Sephardic Legacy Series’ educate on the past to pass on a brighter future.

There is the opportunity to donate in memory of a loved one, or donate in honor of special individuals. Whether your preference is a full or half chapter dedication in one of our upcoming works, it will be in your zechut (merit) that we are able to look to a brighter future for the English speaking Sephardic Jewry. Together, let’s pass on our beautiful heritage to the upcoming generations! SephardicLegacy.com is a charitable, non-profit organization and depends entirely on its readers for support!

For American Friends of Sephardic Legacy Series

Checks Payable to: The Jewish Literary Foundation, P.O.B. 1327, Lakewood, New Jersey, 08701, USA

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Payable to: K.H. Meoroth, Contact us to mail your generous donation.

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