Passover

Every year at Passover, we affirm our obligation to care for one another by proclaiming “Let all who are hungry come and eat.” Please join MAZON in making this call to action a reality by utilizing our Passover materials for your family or community celebrations and contact our Outreach team with any questions.

Send Passover E-Cards

Passover e-cards are a special way to honor your loved ones and celebrate together. A donation to MAZON helps us fight for a world in which no one faces hunger.

Add the Fifth Question to Your Seder

MAZON’s “Fifth Question” Haggadah insert brings a new reflection about hunger to your seder table. This year, join us in asking: Am I among those working to ensure that all who are hungry can come and eat?

Request Passover Materials
Fill out our online form to order MAZON materials including donation envelopes, newsletters, tzedakah boxes, and story cards.
Watch Clergy Videos
We hope you will find comfort and inspiration, as we do, in video reflections from MAZON’s Jewish clergy partners. Please watch and share these videos, and consider showing them during your virtual seder to inspire others to join MAZON’s fight to end hunger.
Integrate Hunger into Passover Sermons
Use your voice to educate your community about hunger, and why the Passover story compels us to protect the most vulnerable among us. Please refer to these sermon starters for inspiration.
Share MAZON's Passover Ads
We encourage you to feature MAZON’s Passover ads in your synagogue’s mailings or virtual newsletters, as a way to spread awareness about how your community can join MAZON in our fight against hunger.

Your community can help end hunger.

Please consider taking your observance of Passover one step further by fundraising for MAZON's work to change the systems and policies that allow hunger to persist.

Stories

Sharing stories of people struggling with food insecurity is a powerful way to help your community better understand the realities of who is hungry in America today and why. MAZON’s This Is Hunger program includes stories that are ideal for sharing in sermons or holiday study sessions.

This is Hunger

“My mom doesn’t know it, but I quit baseball so she wouldn’t have to spend money on my uniform.”

“I barely make ends meet. I don’t use the lights during the day, and I don’t buy as much food as I’d like.”

"I make sure that my son eats and then I worry about myself. That’s just what a parent does. I take him to a lunch program to make sure he’s getting food."

“We were one of those couples that purchased the house we could afford...”

Take Action

Hold Congress Accountable for Cuts to SNAP

Despite rising food prices and financial uncertainty plaguing low-income American families, President Trump and Republicans in both chambers of Congress enacted a deeply problematic law, including an estimated $187 billion cut from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

Join MAZON in urging your Members of Congress to safeguard the interests of American families by reversing this destructive policy, influencing its implementation, and rejecting further cuts to SNAP and other basic needs programs.

Challah for Hunger™

This program employs an innovative philanthropic model of bringing together groups around the tradition of baking and selling challah, donating the proceeds to the fight to end hunger locally and nationally. Challah for Hunger develops leaders committed to social justice, engages them in an understanding of the realities and complexities of hunger in America, and guides them to realize and actualize long-term solutions to end hunger.

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