Nancy Moses Climbs Mount Snowdon, Raising £1700!

(image: Nancy Moses)

A huge thank you to our volunteer Nancy Moses who, together with her husband, Maurice, and cousin, Julie, climbed and summited Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, on 24^th July. Nancy asked friends and family to donate towards Jewish Women’s Aid and she raised an incredible £1700 for our services helping Jewish women and girls affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence.

Nancy said, “It was a wonderful, challenging, day-long experience. The scenery was spectacular & getting to the top was hard but worth it! I chose JWA as I feel they provide the essential support needed in our time today, unfortunately. No woman should feel abused in any way & knowing there is help out there is so reassuring.”

(image: Nancy Moses)

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