As I apply for full time jobs for after law school graduation, my cover letters all share one common line: "my interest in disability rights is rooted in the profound influence of Keshet."

Before I was old enough to work for Keshet, I started volunteering at Keshet Sunday School, where I created some of the most special relationships that are growing strong to this day. I then worked for Keshet at Camp Chi and Apachi, and after graduating college, directed Keshet's Avodah program at Chi and worked full-time as a paraprofessional in Keshet's preschool program. 

My experiences with Keshet have been nothing short of transformative in shaping the type of attorney I hope to be and the type of communities for which I hope to advocate. I have seen how magical inclusion really is as I have watched students and campers with Keshet support gain a sense of belonging alongside their peers. 

I hope you will consider donating to Keshet so it can continue providing amazing programs and services to individuals with disabilities. These programs don't only benefit Keshet participants, but work to make our society more welcoming, inclusive, and diverse, and I am so grateful to be a part of this amazing family.