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Friends,
If you’re able, please consider contributing today toward our $10,000 December goal. [[link removed]] Your support helps sustain the work we’re doing together for Baltimore.
As Hanukkah ends this week, let’s take a moment to remember how this holiday is rooted in resilience, hope, and light. As the first Jewish Council President in Baltimore in more than 40 years, this season is especially meaningful to me. It’s a reminder that even in difficult moments, light can endure—and grow.
I see that light every day in Baltimore. In neighbors who look out for one another. In teachers, parents, and organizers who keep showing up. In families who believe deeply in this city and its future.
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I’m grateful to serve Baltimore and to raise my family here. This work is personal, and it’s powered by people like you.
If you’re able to give, your contribution helps us continue building a city that’s safer, more responsive, and more caring for everyone. [[link removed]]
Thank you for being part of this community.
Warmly,
Zeke
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By Authority: Friends of Zeke Cohen, Ginny Lawhorn, Treasurer
P.O. Box 38203, Baltimore, MD, 21231
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Friends of Zeke BerzoffCohen
711 W. 40th Street, Ste 330
Baltimore, MD 21211
United States