Temple Sinai Vermont
2025 Purim Baskets For Sale
Mishloach manot, also called Purim baskets, are gifts of food or drink that are sent to family, friends, and community members on Purim day. It is a mitzvah that promotes unity and friendship.
The Temple Sinai Religious School PTO invites you to celebrate our community and support Temple Sinai by purchasing Purim bags for your family, your friends, and other Temple and community members.
Mishloach Manot are $18 each and have an assortment of goodies to celebrate Purim. Gluten-free and nut-free options are available. All bags are “kosher-style”, meaning the individual ingredients were certified kosher but are re-packaged.
You may order mishloach manot in two ways:
1. You purchase the basket and designate the person who will pick it up – either yourself for your own delivery or the person who will receive the basket as a gift.
2. You purchase an anonymous basket and we will deliver it to a community member who is isolated or alone this holiday season.
If multiple people select the same recipient, a card with all the names of those purchasing for their benefit will be included. You can select to either donate the extra funds to Temple Sinai or to an anonymous basket for a community member. The baskets are lovely and we want to make sure that someone doesn’t end up with more than they can enjoy!
Orders are requested by February 21 and will be available for pickup on March 12 and 13 at Temple Sinai. Further pickup details will be provided via email.
Download the RaiseRight app from the App Store:
Create an account
Set up payment methods
When you set up an ACH payment method, transaction cost is $.29, debit cards are 1%, & credit cards are 3%
e-gift cards live in your RaiseRight wallet on your phone, like an Apple wallet
Temple Sinai receives funds from RaiseRight on each purchase
Physical gift cards may also be ordered in bulk. Each bulk order costs a flat $11 for delivery no matter how many cards are ordered. It’s a great way to get Hannukah gifts!
To get started, scan the QR code and use enrollment code: BE84853933183
Download the RaiseRight App in the Google Play Store or the Apple Store. Follow the setup and start shopping!
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All designs come in Adult and Youth sizes!
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