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Five reasons to give to CUFI before midnight on Saturday


5 Reason to Give before Saturday midnight
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Israel is facing the most serious threats in her history. Israel's enemies are on the march. Israel's friends dare not be silent! 
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CUFI does more in one month to build support for Israel than most other organizations do in an entire year.  Check it out.
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Your donation will be matched - dollar-for-dollar - up to $500,000.
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CUFI is committed to ensuring that the next generation is pro-Israel through our CUFI on campus program.
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If we reach our end-of-year fundraising goal, it will frustrate the anti-Israel organizations trying to do the same thing.  Let's send them a message! 
As 2011 draws to a close, we hope you will prayerfully consider including CUFI in your year-end giving. Help us do more in 2012. Help us fulfill our obligation to speak out for Israel and to never be silent until her righteousness shines like the dawn, her salvation blazes like a burning torch.
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