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Jewrnalism Fundraising campaign- help us by donating 10$

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February 8, 2013

Dear Jewrnalism Blog readers,

 

 

My name is Klaudia Klimek and I am director of Jewrnalism Project, initiative of young citizen Jewish reporters whose mission is to inform American Jewry about their European Jewish life. We started our adventure one year ago and since that time we have made quite big success.

Now in 2013 year we want to expand even more. We plan to create more visual messages. That's why we came up with innovative idea (as for European Jewish stadards )- Jewish talk show were we will promote young leaders, projects and their communities.

If you like our blog and would like to see even more, please donate even a small sum on our fundraising web site campaign. We might not reach our ideal sum but for sure we will use every donated dollar for videos and education.

 

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/my-jewish-guess-t/x/1953273

Yours sincerely,

 

Klaudia Klimek

www.jewrnalism.org

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