It is also providing plants for a sensory walkway in the outdoor space at Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice in Barnet, which has faced increased demand for its services during the pandemic.
Addressing the online launch of the diamond jubilee, Mr Woolf said: “This milestone gives us the chance to celebrate our journey, honour our leaders past and present, reflect on our achievements and lay the foundations for future generations.”
Its “Planting for the Future” project “reflects our commitment to our social responsibility, our legacy for future generations and our responsibility to the environment”.
Members unable to engage online are being contacted regularly by phone and letter to keep them connected to the celebrations.
In addition, Sha’arei Tsedek is inviting congregants to submit memories and photos for a digital and printed archive.
