**Philadelphia Death Café, held on the second and the last Monday of each month, is online.**

The Death Café phenomenon started in Europe as an open and supportive forum for people to discuss mortality, free of taboo and social stigma, over coffee and snacks. And since we're online, you can enjoy those snacks in the comfort of your home.

Please join us for a friendly, respectful conversation about life and death from any angle that interests you. Our inquisitiveness has led to many fascinating discussions. Openness is the only prerequisite.

Click below to donate via PayPal to defray the costs of Death Cafe. The Jewish Relationships Initiative, a tax-exempt not-for-profit, underwrites Death Cafe of Greater Philadelphia.
Thank you for being so supportive.

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Death Cafés are part of a global movement that provides a relaxed and nurturing setting where you can join open, honest discussions to explore your questions about life, death, and grief.

The objective of Death Café is *"To increase awareness of death to help people make the most of their finite lives."*

Death Cafes are not-for-profit, and there is no cost to attend one.
To learn more about the origins of Death Cafes, visit [www.deathcafe.com](http://www.deathcafe.com/)
**NOTE**: Death Cafes are not for bereavement support or grief counseling.

***See you at the Death Cafe!***

Rabbi David Levin

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