Friend, my work in the Senate is guided by the timeless and powerful Jewish principle of Tikkun Olam – which means to repair and improve the world. So today, I want to take just a moment to share a little bit more about my faith with you.

I am the proud granddaughter of Jewish immigrants. From a young age, my family taught me the values of hard work, determination, and persistence – and I learned how Jewish women have been holding our communities together and taking a stand against injustice from the time of the Torah to today.

Now, as both the third Jewish woman Senator in U.S. history and the only former synagogue president in the U.S. Senate, I'm proud to carry these values with me in everything I do to serve Nevada and our country.

And in this present moment, we're facing no shortage of issues – many of which directly impact women and the Jewish community. From growing antisemitism to attacks on abortion rights, to attacks on our very democracy, I know it's my duty to respond with clear resolve and a commitment to social justice.

If we truly want to repair the world, then it’s up to all of us to come together, roll up our sleeves, and do the repairing.

There is so much work ahead of us to make this nation better – for ourselves and for future generations. So if the principle of Tikkun Olam resonates with you – if you're with me in the fight to make real progress for our country – I hope you'll chip in $5 or more today to help me continue this critical work in the Senate.

When everybody stands firm and does their part to help better this world, we can move mountains to make positive change happen. Thank you, friend, for joining us.

Jacky