We Care For The Ethiopian Jews: Help Affirm
Their Dignity

The sole purpose of this website is to aide the estranged Jewish people of Ethiopia.
Estranged People is a charitable US organization that partners with Ethiopian-based nonprofit organization ESCO (El Shaddai Charity Organization).
Together we:

educate people about the plight of Ethiopian Jews

sell their handmade Judaica and cultural products

provide assistance; especially for widows and orphans

establish clean water wells

Fund agricultural education and demonstration centers
Fund small business startups

We hope to increase the flow of money into their poverty stricken society and provide them a sense of dignity. We hope that you will want to join in this cause and enjoy being the owner of the beautiful handcrafted items found here.
Each item on this web site has been made by an individual of the Ethiopian Jewish community!

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Finishing Out Another Channukah Season

December 17, 2017

Another conference, another $1,000 for an all but forgotten people...
we had a very successful fundraiser table at the winter conference in Orlando this year. Very grateful to have the help of Debra Kelly during the three day event. Scarves were a big mover during this conference, with one congregation purchasing quite a few for their Judaica Store. Pasted Graphic

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Channukah Greetings!

December 22, 2008

This weekend I attended my second conference as an exhibitor. I set up a booth with the Ethiopians handiwork and was surprised with a banner donated by a friend to serve as a backdrop for my table of Ethiopian handicrafts.
It is the beginning of Channukah, a historical celebration of the victory of the Maccabees and called both the festival of lights and the festival of dedication. May we all rededicate ourselves to the love of our fellow man and the mitzvot of Hashem.

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