Shoppers looking to give the ultimate feel-good gift can now browse and buy safely from the comfort of their own home at Sinai Health’s new virtual holiday market.
Starting Nov. 30, people can shop the Sinai Market for one-of-a-kind gifts from local vendors. The market supports Sinai Health Foundation in raising funds for its highest priority needs, including support for front-line workers and patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Every handcrafted item is a gift that gives twice,” said Louis de Melo, CEO of Sinai Health Foundation. “The heartwarming experience of the holidays could be even more profound if you knew that your gift will also help our frontline champions of care.”
Some of the items available include:
Sinai Health Foundation has partnered with Spark Candles to offer this exclusive aromatherapy candle.
- Luxury bespoke soy candle from Spark Candles
- Ethically and responsibly sourced coffee from All For One Support
- Clothing and gifts for dog parents by Toronto Dog Moms
- Branded PPE from The Sinai Shop
Instead of holiday parties, people are also encouraged to come together virtually to create a special celebration page and invite friends and family. You can also donate in a loved one’s name instead of buying a traditional gift.
“Philanthropy plays an essential role in enabling discovery and research, which in turn fuels the future of care,” de Melo said. “It provides things like equipment, beds, and research, which are not covered by government dollars. Your holiday spending could spread so much joy to others.”
Mount Sinai Hospital, Bridgepoint Active Healthcare and Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute (LTRI) are leaders in care for moms and babies, cancer, chronic diseases, palliative care and research. Funds raised also fuel research at the LTRI, including work on treatments and better testing for COVID-19.
Visit supportsinai.ca/holidaymarket to shop Sinai Health’s holiday market or share the gift of care this holiday season. Follow @sinaihealthfoundation on Instagram/Facebook and @SinaiHealth on Twitter for news and use the hashtag #SharetheCare.