Letter Templates

Most people are not cowards — they just have never been handed the words. These letters help with that. Each one is written for a specific audience, plants a few honest questions and ends with something the recipient can actually do.

To get started:

  1. Pick an audience below.
  2. Copy the letter and edit the bracketed parts so it sounds like you.
  3. Send it to a named person who can act — not an info@ inbox.
  4. Follow up once, politely. If the answer is silence, say so publicly.

Choose an audience

These letters distinguish Jewish individuals from organized Jewish institutions, federations, lobbies, and umbrella groups that speak in the name of the group. Criticism of a collective pattern is not hatred of persons.

Please send responsibly: check and follow the laws that apply to you and your mailings in your area before sending anything.