And yet I am reminded annually to feel as though I personally had gone out from Egypt, and am reminded throughout the year that I am commanded to behave in a manner consonant with that recollection. Prepare for your seder well in advance by asking your children what it means to be a slave. Make the longest list their knowledge and experience will allow. Then take their information and figure out who continues to be enslaved today. Learn about them, and use your family's tzedakah-power to help free the slaves of the 21st.
People are slaves to fear and loneliness, to illness and to disability.
Help their work by making a contribution to their Passover food distribution. A slave is afraid. Children who are caught in the violence of hatred live a life of fear. They serve the needs of those who suffer from natural and human-made disasters without regard to nationality, religion, political affiliation or other factors that serve to separate people from one another. A slave can not go to school.