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Please vote for Margie Klein and Kavod House.

FYI...

What I love about Kavod House:

#15: it's T-accessible

#14: clothing swaps

#13: We have our annual membership retreats at Christian retreat centers

#12: financial accessibility (eg, not only does the membership retreat cost less than $50, but there are subsidy funds available, for if you can't afford that much)

#11: Events usually include food, and food includes a gluten-free option

#10: It uses the two-table system

#9: It's one of only 2 communities in Boston where I've led davenning

#8: There is a guest room.

#7: There are couches. Like, a lot of them

#6: Kavod House's first board president is also a main organizer of the Kavod House annual color war

#5: I know I can recommend it to pretty much any young Jew in Boston: either it'll be a good community for them, or they'll at least go there and hear about something that is

good for them.

#4: Membership meetings and board elections are run really well

#3: I've met multiple friends there

#2: on the membership list, there are as many Ilana's as Rachel's, and more [E/I]lanas than Sara(h)s. Wow.

#1: Every time I go to an event, I know I'll see people that I totally love and cherish. And I usually don't know which ones it'll be.

If you've gotten this far, please take 30 seconds and vote to help get recognition and support for a community that's important to me.