On Purim, it's a tradition to give Mishlo'ach Manot (Purim treat baskets) and Le'Evyonim (gifts to the poor) to make sure everyone has enough to eat during the the Purim festival.

The Purim masquerade provides a dual opportunity to celebrate joyfully, while also reflecting on a specific aspect of hunger: that things are not always as they appear. That, even in this country of plenty, millions go hungry every day. 

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This Purim, we acknowledge the invisible crisis of hunger by celebrating old traditions in new ways. As always, your donations will provide food for vulnerable people of all ages, ethnicities, faiths and abilities from coast to coast - on behalf of our Jewish community!