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Fighting antisemitism, racism and hate speech takes more than outrage. It takes presence, method, expertise and institutional courage.

Your donation strengthens AVIVA18's work in prevention, education, protection, victim support, legal accountability and advocacy. With your support, we can expand our initiatives, produce materials, follow cases, guide victims and build serious responses to intolerance.

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An association is born small. A cause is born immense.

Whoever saves a life saves an entire world.

Thank you so much for walking with us.

This receipt, signed by my grandfather, Marcos Frankenthal z"l, who was President of the OSU in 1948, carries a sentence that has kept echoing in me:


“you have fulfilled your duty as a Jew.”

What this expression reveals is a deep value of community life: the idea that we are responsible for one another.

That belonging is not just receiving a name, a tradition or a history — it is also carrying the duty to care, support, sustain and be present.

In this small document there is a great lesson. The duty of a Jew, here, does not appear as a privilege, but as a moral commitment. A call to solidarity. A reminder that our community remains alive because our values include understanding that we are responsible for one another.

Deep down, this receipt speaks of something universal: when a community recognizes itself as responsible for each of its members, it becomes invincible.

Support AVIVA•18. Your help is what allows us to continue. Donate now or send us an e-mail at apoiar@aviva18.org.br; you can also become a member through the link https://aviva18.org.br/associe-se.

Thank you so much

Lilia Frankenthal

Israel Maier Rawet Z”L

The Maultasch Fuchs Family