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Friend,

As a cook on a kibbutz I made quite a few latkes. And if you follow the food writing at The Forward, you may have read that potatoes are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to latke ingredients.

No matter what is in your latke, I think we can all agree that you just can't have one — they have to come with a match. 

All throughout Hanukkah, donations to The Forward are getting matched dollar-for-dollar. Could you donate and help us make the most of it?

That might have been a silly joke, but my appeal for your help is real. On the kibbutz, I saw firsthand how our food culture united people of all ages and from all walks of life. That's part of The Forward's mission. Writing about our culture around food elevates the stories of American Jewish communities every day, and I'm honored to be part of the team making that possible.

Every time we write a story about latkes (or the hundreds of other foods we highlighted throughout the year), we also tell the story of people who are part of these traditions and how our histories shape who we are today.

Make a double batch by donating this week and having your gift be matched 2-to-1.

I can't promise I won't cook up more food puns, but I CAN promise that your support will go toward celebrating the traditions, culture and unique perspectives that only The Forward can provide. Will you chip in?


Thanks,

John Kunza
Audience Development Editor
The Forward
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