Bridge Extravaganza 2022
The Bridge Extravaganza Committee are delighted to welcome you back in person to our annual bridge event.
The event raises vital funds for Jewish Care’s bus service. These services provide a lifeline to older people, enabling them to visit the Day Care Centres and to engage with other members of the community outside of their own homes. It is almost impossible to put into words the difference these centres make to their lives.
Click here to view our super raffle prizes. The raffle draw will take place on 5 December 2022 at Jewish Care.*
Event timings:
- 10.00am – Registration and Coffee
- 10.30am – Bridge to commence prompt
- 1.15pm – Lunch and Prize-Giving
- 3.30pm – Event finishes
For further information please email Ellie on echeyette@jcare.org or call 020 8922 2813.
If you cannot attend but would still like to make a donation, click the button below.
If you can’t attend, show your support hereRead about previous events
To book this event, please complete the form below or alternatively, to book over the phone, please email Ellie at echeyette@jcare.org or call 020 8922 2813.
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*Terms and conditions apply. Draw to take place on Monday 5 December 2022. Promoter: Jonathan West, Community Trading Ltd, Amélie House, Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus, 221 Golders Green Road, London NW11 9DQ
Date
- 05 Dec 2022
- Expired!
Time
- 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Cost
- £35.00
Location
- Marylebone
Organiser
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Meet the Bridge Extravaganza committee
In 2021 the Bridge Extravaganza Committee celebrated its 25th anniversary and the committee has raised over £2m for Jewish Care. We are incredibly grateful to them and look forward to the next 25 years. Last year’s Bridge Extravaganza attracted over 180 players, raising more than £90,000 for vital core services. The Committee: Patsy Bloom (Co-Chair) & Susan James (Co-Chair), Loretta Burns, Adèle Goldstein, Wendy Goodkind, Jacqueline Lawson, Ruth Masri, Jenifer Rosenberg OBE, Arlette Shamash, Nathalie Shashou, Rosalyn Springer, Ghita Tarn, Shirley Young.