For the people funding the work — gift boxes, chocolate and platters sent from your organisation to donors in Israel.
Marshim - Art of Fruit
אפרתי, שארית ובד"ץ עדה"ח This is a stunning display! It perfectly captures the festive spirit of "Mishte" (the Purim feast) with its vibrant colors and artistic presentation. Here is a description you can use to showcase this masterpiece: This grand artisan display is designed to be the crowning jewel of your festive table. Measuring an impressive 1.5 meters in length and 0.5 meters in width, its expansive scale allows for an extraordinary abundance of premium fruits and delicacies, making it a true statement piece for a joyful Purim celebration The Ultimate Purim Celebration Platter Celebrate the joy of Purim with a grand, artisan fruit display designed to bring the "Simcha" to your table. This exquisite spread is a symphony of colors, textures, and flavors, meticulously arranged to create an unforgettable festive experience. Highlights of the Display: The Fruit Tower: A breathtaking centerpiece featuring layers of fresh kiwi, succulent pineapple, citrusy oranges, sweet strawberries, and exotic star fruit, topped with a "Purim Sameach" greeting. Artistic Carvings: A custom-carved watermelon centerpiece and hollowed dragon fruit bowls add a touch of professional elegance and whimsy. Premium Variety: A rich assortment including pomegranate seeds, premium dates, grapes, and tropical dragon fruit, ensuring there is something for every palate. The Perfect Pairing: Accompanied by gourmet nuts and savory snacks, alongside fine spirits like Glenlivet 18 and Teperberg Wine, making it the complete package for a sophisticated Purim meal. Why it’s Perfect for Purim: This platter isn't just food; it’s a celebration. The bright, bold colors mirror the excitement of the holiday, while the generous abundance reflects the spirit of Mishloach Manot and shared joy. Set against a night skyline, it transforms any gathering into a royal banquet. A feast for the eyes and the soul, bringing the true spirit of Purim to life.
$1200
Pau Chocola
בד"ץ העדה החרדית
A donor gift is not a thank you for a transaction, it is the one piece of contact in the year that asks for nothing. Israeli mosdos and non-profits send them before Rosh Hashana almost without exception, which means the gift has to be ordered in advance and arrive before everything closes for the chag.
Kashrut is the first constraint, because a donor who cannot eat what you sent will notice and will not say. Each store's supervision is on its page. Beyond that, keep it modest and clearly local — a well-made Israeli food gift says more about where the money is going than an expensive imported one. Put the organisation's name and the person's on the card.