Dear John,
I wanted to make sure you knew about the amazing journey of Cooper Katzman. The high school senior hiked 275 miles, raising $6,000 to support ADL’s efforts to fight antisemitism and hate.
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And this is your chance to take his heroic fundraising efforts to the next level with your first gift to honor him.
We are proud to have Cooper — and YOU — by our side as we fight hate for good.
“The weight and responsibility on my shoulders motivated me and kept me going.” — Cooper Katzman
Sincerely,Jonathan GreenblattCEO and National Director
ADL
From: Frederic L. Bloch – ADL Chief Growth Officer
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2023
Subject: You don’t have to walk 275 miles to fight antisemitism
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Join Cooper in Fighting Antisemitism
Dear John,
Imagine hiking 275 miles for eight days through the pouring rain.
Cooper Katzman, a high school senior from Vermont, doesn’t have to imagine it. He made the hike of a lifetime from Canada to Massachusetts this year, raising $6,000 for ADL!
“My feet hurt. My legs burned. Everything was uncomfortable,” Cooper said at the end of his journey. “The last two miles... the trail was soaked... [But] I had this whole community, all of these people, sending me love and support, and it carried me over the [finish line].”
Each day, Cooper honored victims of antisemitism and hate. One day, he honored a rabbi who was stabbed. The next, a Holocaust survivor. Another, the victims of The Tree of Life synagogue building massacre.
John, join Cooper in fighting the horrors of antisemitism.
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Make your first year-end gift to ADL.
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Photo provided by the Katzman Family
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Even though he has not been the direct victim of antisemitism, Cooper says he was disturbed that “all these things are happening around my community,” including the burning of a rabbi’s house.
John, Cooper’s efforts show he understands that hate against one is hate against all.
I hope you do too.
Because ADL’s year-end fundraising campaign is underway. And
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we deeply appreciate your support.
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My First Gift to Fight Antisemitism
ADL’s Audit of Antisemitic Incidents found there were 3,697 hateful antisemitic incidents in 2022, including assaults, harassment and vandalism.
And since the Hamas terrorists’ attack in Israel on October 7, the level of antisemitic incidents in the U.S. has skyrocketed 337% over the same period last year, with more than 2,000 incidents reported to ADL.
Cooper Katzman’s journey is a call to action for all of us to do something about this crisis.
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Make a powerful difference with your first year-end gift.
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My Gift to Fight Hate
Cooper’s strenuous eight-day journey was a meaningful way to highlight the horrors of antisemitism and hate and honor the people who have fallen victim to its evils.
John, you don’t have to walk 275 miles to support ADL.
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Make your first year-end gift here.
With deepest gratitude,
Frederic L. Bloch
Chief Growth Officer
ADL
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