Disadvantaged women power festive bazaar


Colourful badges and coasters were available for sale for a good cause. — Photos: IBRAHIM MOHTAR/The Star

A HAUNTED house, games, fashion and food! Those were the perfect ingredients for a party.

And that’s precisely what 500 people experienced last Sunday at Pure Life Society’s family-themed Deepavali bazaar.

It was held on the grounds of the society’s headquarters in Batu 6 Puchong; and featured 40 stalls offering delectable home-cooked meals, cookies, cakes, fruit juice, books and fashion apparel for sale, as well as activities such as face painting and mehendi art (henna art).

Girls from the Pure Life Society‘s skills unit selling their potted plants.
Girls from the Pure Life Society‘s skills unit selling their potted plants.

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