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Eldridge Street Project is fortunate to have a dedicated community of supporters
who are involved in our work in various ways. From the start, when we first commenced
emergency work to save the Synagogue, people from around New York City and the
United States rallied to help, inspired by the beauty of the Synagogue and its
story. They donated time, money and physical effort, literally cleaning the building
after decades of neglect and making it shine again.
Today
the Project has more than 18,000 supporters who give of their heart, energy and
resources - from ninety-four-year-old Rose Marcus, who was an Eldridge Street
congregation member in the early 1900s and is now a part of our oral history project
to Naomi Berkowitz, who began volunteering as a tour guide when she was a sixteen-year-old
high-school student, to the thousands of individuals who have made donations
to sustain and advance the work of the Eldridge Street Project.
Become
a part of the Eldridge Street Project community and a partner in the restoration
and renewal of this precious landmark. Your time, stories and financial contributions
all help to preserve the Eldridge Street Synagogue and make it a vital, vibrant
center for the present and the future.
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