DOROT's Objective: Think Like the Donor

“I’m afraid to go out because I don’t see so well anymore.” — Ruth P., 94

“My wife died three years ago — I feel so alone now.” … Harry N., 79

Sukol’s opening passage begins by sharing with prospective donors the remarkable impact DOROT has on needy Jewish elderly.

“ … When their hands are too crippled from arthritis to make a healthy meal, they subsist on cold cereal. … I’m sharing their words with you today to let you know the plight of thousands of homebound Jewish elders living in our community and to tell you how DOROT cares for them with support from people like you. …”