Donate to Let My People Sing!
Let My People Sing! is largely a community funded project, which means we rely on donations from people like you to sustain this work! Any amount that is meaningful to you is greatly appreciated, and we encourage you to sign up for a monthly gift if you are able. For gifts $1000+, see below for more info on how to give. Thank you for your generous support, we are so grateful!
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US IN EXPANDING THE ANCIENT AND TRANSFORMATIVE PRACTICE OF JEWISH COMMUNAL SINGING!
Your contribution will help fund:
Creating financial accessibility for our retreats and future programming
Compensating our staff to implement new programming and sustain the Let My People Sing! offerings you know and love.
Resourcing Jewish cultural workers, song leaders, and musicians who are hired to teach at Let My People Sing! gatherings and workshops
Building a culture of care through resourcing support roles at gatherings such as access support, care team, BIJOCSM caucus leaders and more.
“Again and again, Let My People Sing! has shown me what is possible when we come together and truly listen to each other. I’m so grateful for the space that LMPS creates. Through my experiences at LMPS I have been transformed as a teacher of song, as a community-builder, and as a student and listener. At every LMPS gathering I’ve been a part of I’ve been amazed to watch as participant—regardless of musical or Jewish background—awaken to their ability to sing, to lead others in song, and to transform communities through music.
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If you are giving $1000 or above, WOW! Thank you!
Please donate directly to our fiscal sponsor Social Good Fund via check, wire or ACH transfer to avoid processing fees.
Please email us at info@letmypeoplesing.org for info on how to give, and let us know if you will be giving by check, wire or ACH.
Let My People Sing is fiscally sponsored by Social Good Fund, a 501c3 public charity. As such, all donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
“I’ve never been in a more spiritual, pluralistic, healing and connective Jewish space. After this weekend, I feel certain that connecting to one another through song, chant, and music is the healing we NEED to get through these troubled times— remembering where we come from, where we are going, and that we need each other to do it.”