Tag: Purim project
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Suggested Timeline for Happy Purim 2023
Important: The dates below are simply suggestions. There is plenty of wiggle room in this timeline. It’s often best to work BACKWARDS when creating your own timeline, based upon when you need to order supplies for your mishloach manot. In November Make sure you get your contract in to qualify for the Happy Purim early bird…
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Suggested Timeline for Happy Purim 2022
Important: The dates below are simply suggestions. There is plenty of wiggle room in this timeline. It’s often best to work BACKWARDS when creating your own timeline, based upon when you need to order supplies for your mishloach manot. In November Make sure you get your contract in to qualify for the Happy Purim early bird…
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Suggested Timeline for Purim 2019
Important: The dates below are simply suggestions. There is plenty of wiggle room in this timeline. It’s often best to work BACKWARDS when creating your own timeline, based upon when you need to order supplies for your mishloach manot. In November Make sure you get your contract in to qualify for the Happy Purim early bird…
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Suggested Timeline for Purim 2018
Important: The dates below are simply suggestions. There is plenty of wiggle room in this timeline. It’s often best to work BACKWARDS when creating your own timeline, based upon when you need to order supplies for your mishloach manot. In November Make sure you get your contract in to qualify for the Happy Purim early bird…
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Tips For Raising More Money
So you’ve been running a Mishloach Manot fundraiser for a couple of years and want to increase the amount of money you raise? We’ve got some tips for you. 1. Baskets for personal use: Level of difficulty: Easy; Dollar Potential: A couple of thousand dollars Sell baskets for “personal use” to your members. In addition to the…
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What is a Mishloach Manot (Purim basket) fundraiser?
It is an increasingly popular way for Jewish institutions to raise money while at the same time continuing a tradition that is centuries old. In short, members pay their organization to collectively deliver mishloach manot (Purim Baskets) on their behalf to other members. The organization charges a fee ($3-$5) per recipient selected by each member, and then…
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