In a year of so many challenges, make Purim more joyful
Transform Purim for the needy this year:
Send American Friends of Yad Eliezer/B'ezri's Purim cards to family and friends!
Funds from each card sold will go directly to struggling homes, helping them buy the essentials
so they can celebrate the holiday with dignity and be "marbim b'simcha", too.
Cards are available in English and can be shipped throughout the United States.
Sending a Purim card is as easy as 1-2-3!
1. Take a look at our selection of new Purim cards, below
2. Proceed to checkout & specify in the comment box: -which card you'd like
-quantity
-U.S. delivery address 3. Check out and you're done!
Your cards - and tzedaka - are on the way! Tizku L'mitzvos
Please note: cards must be ordered by March 2, 2025
Questions or comments can be emailed toinfo@yadeliezer.org
FOR E-CARDS ONLY:
You can order your own personlized American Friends of Yad Eliezer/B'ezri e-card this year to
send to as many people as you would like.
Please email joanslabiakye@gmail.com to get details regarding e-cards ONLY.
FINAL DEADLINE FOR ORDERING E-CARDS - MARCH 9, 2025
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