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Jewish pride and Jewish joy is alive and well at Hillel of San Diego!

Over 200 students kicked off the start of the new school year at Hillel, thanks to YOU!

When you give today, your donation will be matched dollar-for-dollar from an anonymous donor in honor of San Diego Gives.

P.S. And, supporting Hillel of San Diego is easy! We welcome gifts from your donor-advised fund, QCDs from your IRA account, gifts of stock, corporate matching gifts, and monthly recurring donations. Our EIN is 33-0519225. If you have any questions, please contact Lisa Kalal at lkalal@hillelsd.org or 619-764-5992.

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