Meir Panim’s
Jewish Holiday Guide
Passover
Passover, or Pesach, commemorates the Exodus of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery, observed with the Seder meal that includes the retelling of the Exodus story, eating matzah and bitter herbs, and avoiding Chametz (leavened bread) for eight days.
- Celebrated from the 15th to the 22nd of Nisan.
- Holding a Seder meal on the first two nights.
- Reading the Haggadah and retelling the Exodus story.
- Eating Matzah and bitter herbs.
- Avoiding Chametz (leavened bread) for eight days.
How Meir Panim ensures everyone can feel the freedom of Passover
Provides Passover meal packages with Matzah and traditional foods.
Distributes Haggadahs, Pantry Boxes, and Seder plate items.
Offers pre-paid credit cards so families in need can shop independently with dignity.
Organizes community Seder meals and Passover celebrations.
By supporting Meir Panim, you can help ensure that every Jewish family, regardless of their financial situation, can fully celebrate and observe these meaningful holidays.
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