Rinder praises Jewish Care’s Go Purple Week

Chava Heart also headed over to Kosher Kingdom to hand out purple cookies to shoppers and the wider community, whilst Daniel’s Bakery hosted a Go Purple themed stall in support of Jewish Care and to raise awareness.

Jewish Care's Chava Heart visits kosher shops during Jewish Care's Go Purple Week (Photo: Jewish Care)[Missing Credit]

The Go Purple week has also been an opportunity to get involved in intergenerational activities. Yeladenu Pre-School enjoyed a purple-themed, intergenerational Debutots session with Jewish Care’s Kun Mor and George Kiss care home residents, and JCoSS students shared purple cupcakes with members of Jewish Care’s Sam Beckman Centre for people living with dementia.

JCoSS students and a member of the The Sam Beckman Day Centre for people living with dementia go purple for Jewish Care (Photo: Jewish Care)[Missing Credit]

Ellisa Estrin, Jewish Care’s director of fundraising and marketing, said: “It is really great to see the community of all different ages taking part in Go Purple week to raise awareness of all the vital work Jewish Care does. I’d like to thank all the schools, nurseries, shops, supporters, care homes’ and community centres’ residents and staff and Rob Rinder for his support.”

Jewish Care is the largest health and social care Jewish charity in London and the south-east, supporting around 10,000 people every week.

Jewish Care’s Go Purple Week runs until February 11