home equity lines: A special message from Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss

Hi friends,

This one is good.

We're thrilled to share an exclusive raffle: enter to win a $1,000 Shoshanna shopping credit simply by making a donation of any amount to support the work of The Lawfare Project and the #EndJewHatred movement.

Your gift fuels urgent legal battles and civil rights advocacy when our community needs it most. And one supporter is about to enjoy the chicest shopping moment of their life with Jewish woman–owned fashion brand Shoshanna, founded by Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss.

Shoshanna is known for its feminine and distinctive clothing designs. Since its launch in 1998, the brand has embraced bold colors, unique details, and a commitment to celebrating women's individual style.

Please watch this special message from Shoshanna to you:

It is an honor to support #EndJewHatred and the incredible work they do to fight for unity, strength, solidarity, and truth."

— Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss

How it works
Give what you can. Get entered. Do good. Look good.
Every donation made through this link counts as your entry: givebutter.com/shoshanna

One winner will be selected at random on March 9 at 12pm EST and notified via email.

If you'd like to read the official raffle rules and fine print, you can find them here: givebutter.com/shoshanna

With gratitude,
Chloé Jo Davis
Development Director
The Lawfare Project

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