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As the day following Alicia's Bat Mitzvah is Mitzvah Day, she has requested that guests who are able to, bring a donation for the local food bank.
As the day following Alicia's Bat Mitzvah is Mitzvah Day, she has requested that guests who are able to, bring a donation for the local food bank.
The week after the Bat Mitzvah, Alicia will help with collecting the donations from the Synagogue foyer and will deliver it to Runnymede Foodbank.
Items to donate
Items to donate
In general, the following items are often needed (non-food essentials are also accepted):
Bottles of squash
Longlife milk
Longlife juice
Tinned fruit
Coffee
Jars of pasta sauce
Jam
Sponge pudding
Packets of biscuits
Instant Noodles
Washing up liquid
Anti-bac spray
Deodorant
Christmas chocolates
Christmas biscuits
Christmas puddings
Mince pies
Click here to visit their website: https://runnymede.foodbank.org.uk/
What is Mitzvah Day?
What is Mitzvah Day?
A Mitzvah, literally, is a commandment in Jewish law. However, it is often used to mean a good deed or an act of kindness, which is an integral part of Jewish life and is the basis for Mitzvah Day.
Mitzvah Day is the UK’s largest faith-led day of social action.
Over 55,000 people around the world, come together to give our time, to make a difference to the community around us. We introduce people to social action, to their neighbours and to local charities, setting up projects, which address real needs. Jewish-led, we bring together people of all faiths and backgrounds, to volunteer side-by-side, building longstanding, genuine relationships.
Here's the link to the Mitzvah Day website to learn more: https://mitzvahday.org.uk/
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