The Malki Foundation Blog: A virtual whisky journey? Yes, and good causes benefit

Wednesday, November 11, 2020

A virtual whisky journey? Yes, and good causes benefit

Malki Foundation UK has joined with Jewish Child’s Day to arrange a Virtual Whisky Journey to take place in your home, complete with fine beverages, enjoyable snack foods, a convivial atmosphere and the guidance and leadership of noted aficionado, Dr Morris (Maish) Weinstein.

Thursday 26th November, 2020 commencing at 8:00 pm UK time.

As a participant and in preparation for this tasty experience, you will be provided via delivery to your home with five selected whisky miniatures before the event. They include at least one winner of the World Whiskies Awards.

In addition, there will be kosher biltong and chocolate goodies.

The event is a fund raiser with proceeds being shared equally between Jewish Child’s Day and Malki Foundation UK in support of the programs of each organization to benefit children in Israel.

A modest £40 secures your place.

Registration is of course essential. Please click here to do that.

UPDATE: It's sold out. Sorry to those who missed out. Stay tuned for announcements of upcoming great events that support the Malki Foundation's really fine work.

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About The Malki Foundation

ESTABLISHED IN 2001, Keren Malki (the Hebrew name of The Malki Foundation) was created to serve as a memorial to the life of Malka Chana Roth, killed at the age of 15 in the bombing attack on Jerusalem’s Sbarro restaurant in August 2001, and who adored her own special-needs sister. Malki dedicated herself to caring for people with disabilities. ▪ THE MISSION of The Malki Foundation is to empower the families of special-needs children in Israel to choose home care. We do this in three ways: by long-term lending of essential home-care equipment; by granting funds to greatly subsidize the cost of para-medical therapeutic care; and, via the innovative Zlata Hersch Memorial Therapists on Wheels Program, by bringing therapists into the homes of special-needs children living in Israel’s southern and northern periphery communities. (Click for a video illustrating aspects of Keren Malki's three programs.) ▪ BEHIND The Malki Foundation’S WORK is the conviction that parents are usually the best advocates and caregivers for a disabled child. Their efforts deserve maximum encouragement and support. The Malki Foundation does this via concrete programs that, for more than a decade, have contributed positively to the lives of thousands of special-needs children and their families.

The Malki Foundation

PO Box 53314 Jerusalem 9153301 Israel ▪ Email: office@kerenmalki.org ▪ www.kerenmalki.org ▪ Phone: 02-567-0602 (If you leave a voice message, it can be in Hebrew or English) ▪ Fax: 03-542-3783 ▪ Calling from the United States: 1-888-880-1561 is a toll-free direct-dial number from the United States to our Jerusalem office. Jerusalem is generally 7 hours ahead of US Eastern Time. Click to check the current time in Jerusalem.

Keren Malki UK

Mailing address: FREEPOST MALKI FOUNDATION ▪ Phone 020-3637-4245 ▪ Email: office@malkifoundation.org.uk ▪ www.malkifoundation.org.uk

American Friends of Keren Malki Inc.

PO Box 670849, Flushing NY 11367 ▪ afkm@kerenmalki.org

The Malki Foundation Australia Ltd.

4 Carinya Crescent Caulfield North, Victoria 3161 Australia ▪ Phone 0412 382935 ▪ Email oz@kerenmalki.org