MJCF and C Care

Pesach Pantry – helping those in need access KLP

Melbourne Jewish Charity Fund (MJCF) and C Care have joined forces to provide families in need.

From left: Rabbi Shlomo Nathanson, Rob Alden, Zoe Fein.  Photo: Supplied
From left: Rabbi Shlomo Nathanson, Rob Alden, Zoe Fein. Photo: Supplied

For many Jewish families, the festival of Passover is a time of joy to transmit sacred traditions to new generations. For others, particularly those navigating tight household budgets or unexpected financial pressure, it can also be a time of heightened strain as kosher for Passover food prices continue to soar and the cost of providing festive meals for families becomes prohibitive.

To help ease the burden, the Melbourne Jewish Charity Fund (MJCF) and C Care have joined forces to provide families in need with access to kosher for Pesach staples at heavily subsidised prices.

Now in its third year, the Pesach Pantry program is a joint initiative that provides Yom Tov products to both C Care and MJCF clients.

MJCF CEO Rob Alden said the program’s goal is to ensure vulnerable families can celebrate Pesach with dignity and to foster a sense of inclusion in the wider community.

“Behind every Pesach Pantry order is a family that simply wants to provide for the festivities with pride, to set a seder table without anxiety, and to ensure their children can join in celebrating and honouring the traditions of this special time in the Jewish calendar.”

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