The 28th Bridge Extravaganza has once again delivered an unforgettable day — and raised an outstanding amount of over £80,000 for Jewish Care’s dementia care services.
More than 130 guests gathered at the elegant Nobu Hotel Portman Square for an exciting morning of Bridge, and a celebratory raffle and trophy presentation. The event was expertly organised by the dedicated Bridge Extravaganza Committee, which proudly includes two national Bridge players.
Joint Chairs Patsy Bloom and Susan James said:
“Huge congratulations to our raffle and trophy winners — and heartfelt thanks to all our guests for your incredible generosity.
“At a time when Jewish Care is feeling the strain of rising National Insurance costs, your support means more than ever. The funds raised will go directly to Jewish Care’s dementia day centres, which offer specialist support and dementia-friendly activities for people living with dementia and for their families, all within a warm Jewish environment.
“These vital services receive no government funding; they rely entirely on the compassion and commitment of our community. Your support is a lifeline — and a source of comfort during these challenging times.”
