
The Institute for Sefardi and Anousim Studies needs your support!
The Institute for Sefardi and Anousim Studies at Netanya Academic College (ISAS) is unique in the world not only because it strives to be to the leading global research institution dedicated to the history and culture of Sefardi Jewry, but also because it was created in response to the extraordinary phenomenon of contemporary descendants of the Anousim (forced converts from the Iberian Peninsula) wishing to reclaim their Hispano-Jewish heritage.
YOUR SUPPORT is essential! Be a “pillar” to our mission to preserve and renew Sefardi and Anousim heritage through academic research projects,educational, genealogical and outreach activities, including international conferences and seminars for lay leaders in Anousim communities around the world, and to expand our unique scholarly library.
SPONSOR THE ISAS by adding a crystal tile to the “Los Pilares” Sponsor’s Wall for the ISAS. Acclaimed Sefardi artist BETTINA CARO has graciously allowed us to use one of her paintings as the background for the “Los Pilares” Sponsor’s Wall. This visually striking wall will be a prominent element of the ISAS Library and also be featured as a VIRTUAL WALL in our website.
“Los Pilares” Sponsors Wall crystal tile options:
$5,400 “Platinum”
$2,600 “Gold”
$1,800 “Silver”
Other $_____
The crystal tiles will include a unique name or message of the donor, including a logo or image. They can also be dedicated in honor or memory of someone or for a Sefardi congregation or community [plaque image is for illustration purpose only; the crystal tiles will be designed to complement the painting authorized by artist Bettina Caro].
CLICK HERE TO REQUEST YOUR “LOS PILARES” SPONSORS WALL CRYSTAL TILES
For more information about the Institute for Sefardi and Anousim Studies’ research, educational, and other activities, we invite you to see our website and our Challenges 2017 – Project Portfolio brochure.
If you would like the ISAS to contact you directly, please let us know here.
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