Pesach 5785
Launch of our Fund Liberation Campaign!
It is an age-old tradition to donate to charity in the days leading up to Passover and we are launching our inaugural Fund Liberation campaign! We are hoping to raise $6,000 by the end of Passover.
At Taste of Olam Haba, we have never—and will never—turn anyone away due to lack of funds. Our commitment is to ensure that every person has access to the spiritual care and support they need to thrive. Your support makes that possible.
How can you support this campaign?
Purchase your tickets below to join us in person at the 2025 Liberation Seder.
Can’t attend the seder? You can still support our work by donating to our campaign and helping us continue this vital mission of liberation.
Every contribution, large or small, makes a difference in creating a Jewish future rooted in justice, solidarity, and interdependence.
Together, we fund liberation.
2025 Liberation Seder
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Sat, April 12 | 5:30pm - 9:00pm | In person (outdoors)
This year’s Liberation Seder focuses on l’dor v’dor—from generation to generation—as we engage with issues ranging from the rights of immigrants and refugees, housing and healthcare justice, to queer and trans rights, and the ongoing fight for Palestine. The Passover Seder reminds us that just as our ancestors experienced slavery, and just as we could not free ourselves alone, we have an obligation to fight for freedom in every generation. We hope this Seder will capture the grief, rage, hope, and solidarity that we feel in our current moment, blending the wisdom of our ancient traditions with the urgency of today.
By accessing our ancient queer wisdom and integrating it with Jewish ritual technologies, we call forth a spirit of creativity, embodied ritual, and collective resilience.
We are pleased to offer a sliding scale for our Liberation Seder tickets, so that everyone has the opportunity to participate regardless of financial means. We invite you to choose the ticket level that best aligns with your ability to contribute. Your support helps sustain our programs and ensures that the Seder remains accessible to all.