Beneficiary Organizations
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A Time
A premier Jewish organization confronting the challenges of infertility.
Visit https://www.atime.org/
ADI
ADI is reimagining rehabilitation and advancing ability for all – empowering Israeli children, adolescents and adults with severe disabilities and pioneering cutting edge therapeutic and recovery services for anyone touched by disability. ADI provides its residents and special education students with the individualized growth plans and specialized services they need to grow and thrive, its rehabilitation patients with the treatments and therapies they need to heal and return to their lives, and the community at large with tangible opportunities for encountering disability, raising awareness and promoting acceptance.
Visit https://adi-israel.org
Ahavas Chaim
Despite living in an age of exceptional growth in Torah study and Jewish life, our youth are experiencing apathy, resentment, and disconnection from the vibrancy of our heritage. Ahavas Chaim has made its mission to combat this trend, providing nonjudgmental guidance in a welcoming community infused with genuine love of life.
Ahavas Chaim is a unique and vital organization serving Jewish teens and young adults in the
Baltimore community. Through creative programming, limitless encouragement, and an
unwavering dedication to each and every individual, Ahavas Chaim has helped countless
individuals find meaning, purpose, and stability in their lives as they navigate paths strewn with
obstacles and uncertainty. The young men who are involved in Ahavas Chaim learn how to develop and maintain healthy relationships while working toward self-improvement and self-actualization.
Visit https://ahavaschaim.org/.
Ahavas Tzedaka Vchesed
CATV was founded in 1981 after years of grassroots efforts to distribute funds in Israel to families in need.
Thousands of families apply for help yearly, each of which goes through our intensive screening process before qualifying for our help. As a humble, no-frills organization that is looking to help without acclaim, CATV is overwhelmed with how many people – how many Jews – need chessed from their fellows each and every day.
Aish Hatorah
An institution whose goal is to give every Jew the opportunity to discover his or her heritage in an atmosphere of open inquiry and mutual respect;. This includes formal and informal Jewish education on every level.
Visit https://www.aish.com/
Aleph Institute
The Aleph Institute was founded in 1981 at the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s directive. Our work serves people who have been affected by contact with the criminal justice system. Aleph’s programs cover the full spectrum of what people and families go through by offering financial, emotional, and spiritual support for families in crisis; Torah guidance, educational programs, and constitutional advocacy for people in prison; employment and financial assistance for people returning to their communities after release; and prison diversion programs (in eligible cases) for people who may be facing prison time c”vs. A second branch of Aleph’s work focuses on providing Torah education, chaplaincy, and Jewish services to Jews serving in the United States Armed Forces. Aleph is also proud to be a certified endorser of Jewish chaplains for the US Department of Defense.
Visit https://aleph-institute.org/
Amudim
is dedicated to serving community members in times of crisis. Founded on the pillars of kindness, compassion, and dignity, Amudim functions as a confidential resource center that provides meaningful assistance, enduring support, and direct referrals for individuals and families impacted by sexual abuse, neglect, and addiction, and other crisis-related matters. We foster change and growth, by raising awareness and implementing educational programs within community. Amudim not only provides pillars of support, but also empowers others to become pillars of support.
Visit https://amudim.org
Ani Ledodi
Ani Ledodi supports young widows who are raising children under the age of 21 and are struggling with daily living expenses. The organization helps fund widows’ monthly rent, utilities, groceries, and urgent one-time expenses when needed.
When faced with any form of financial challenge, big or small, widows and their children are able to rest assured with the knowledge that guidance, a listening ear, experienced and expert advice are just a phone call away. Ani Ledodi serves families from all over the United States.
Visit https://aniledodi.org/.
Avigdors Helping Hand
(AHH) is a volunteer-run nonprofit organization that provides financial assistance to orphans getting married and widows in financial distress.
Unfortunately, the happiest of times for a bride or groom is often marred by poverty and, with the absence of one or both parents, this poverty is even more evident. Avigdor’s Helping Hand provides funds to qualified orphans and thereby helps relieve the unfortunate stress that can disrupt their happy occasion. In addition, in the days, weeks and months following the tragic loss of the primary breadwinner, Avigdor’s Helping Hand steps in to assist with expenses, including the costs of shelter, food, basic necessities, childcare, and utilities.
Bat Melech
Bat Melech – provides assistance to abused Jewish women in Israel. Bat Melech provides shelter, mental and legal help to abused Israeli women suffering from domestic violence and those in life threatening situations.
Belev Echad
Belev Echad is revitalizing Judaism in communities throughout Israel by running ongoing Torah classes and programs with an inspiring and warm atmosphere. The classes are geared for men and women, adults, teenagers and children; with special attention to family unity, decent behavior and the importance of Torah values.
Visit https://belevechad.org/
Bishvilaych
Today, the numerous responsibilities of Jewish women, often make check-ups, screenings and medical follow ups difficult to perform. Bishvilaych is here to change this reality! Bishvilaych is the first and only non for-profit women’s health organization in Israel focused on preventive medical care, education and outreach. Bishvilaych understands and promotes the crucial importance of fostering informed self-care among underserved Jewish women in Israel through physical and mental health maintenance, rather than simply disease- based care. Additionally, Bishvilaych promotes gender-specific medicine as inclusive of social, physical, and mental health care, with a focus on prevention and early detection in both lay leaders and health professionals countrywide.
Bonei Olam
Their myriad programs cover every step up the process including financial assistance, work up, medication, high-risk pregnancy, pre-implantation, genetic diagnosis, pre-and-post cancer fertility, education, awareness, and adoption assistance.
Brothers for Life
Brothers for Life (BFL) is an organization created and run by wounded IDF veterans to help newly injured soldiers. From the moment an IDF soldier is injured, BFL hospital visitation teams deploy to the hospital to connect the soldier to BFL, assess their immediate needs, and begin the mentoring process. Soldier-to-soldier mentoring continues through every step of rehabilitation. The cycle begins again with the wounded soldier helping a newly injured soldier. The organization currently serves over 1,300 injured soldiers and their families.
C.R.I.B. -EFRAT (Committee for the Rescue of Israel’s Babies)
Registered in Israel, U.S.A, Canada, England and France, C.R.I.B.- EFRAT’s mission is to empower women to make an informed choice about the future of their pregnancy by providing them with personal counseling, prenatal medical consultation and postnatal family support. In addition, it supports women by providing advice regarding exercising rights, such as access to public housing projects, liaison with social security offices and banks and by offering legal assistance through volunteer lawyers where necessary. C.R.I.B.- EFRAT aims to enable women to have a positive impact on their own lives and break out of the cycle of distress by offering opportunities to access vocational training and achieve financial independence.
Camp HASC
The premier summer program for children and adults from all over the world with special needs, intellectual, and physical disabilities.
Visit https://camphasc.org/
Chai Lifeline
Brings joy to the lives of young, seriously ill, patients and their families through creative, innovative, and effective family-centered programs, activities, and services, including a remarkable summer experience for these young patients, and support for their families.
Chaim Goldberg Tzedakah Fund
The Chaim Goldberg Tzedakah Fund provides for the needs of thousands of Jewish families across Israel and America ranging from basic necessities such as food and clothing to helping with medical crisis and many other poverty related expenses.
Chazaq
From Children to teens, singles to couples, millennials to seniors, Chazaq offers Torah centered programming for all. One of Chazaq’s many missions is to offer after school programing for Jewish children in public schools and imbue them with the richness of their religious, historical, and cultural heritage, all in the hopes of helping them find a Yeshiva that fits their learning capabilities.
Visit https://www.chazaq.org/
Chesed 24/7
Chesed 24/7 provides extensive and innovative services to the sick, the elderly, the developmentally disabled, and any individual or family facing a life challenge. They work towards ensuring that no one ever be without food, shelter, and emotional support. They have established “Kosher rooms” in many hospitals in the U.S.; each stocked with food and drink for patients and their families to use free-of-charge.
Chevra Hatzalah
From coordinating, training, funding, equipping, maintaining, and responding, keeping Hatzalah running smoothly is anything but simple. But in a community that values life above all else, there is simply no price too high or effort too real.
Hatzalah EMS was founded in Williamsburg, Brooklyn by Rabbi Hershel Weber in 1965 with a vision to improve rapid emergency medical response in the community. The idea soon spread to other Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods in the New York City area, and eventually across regions, countries, and continents.
Hatzalah is the largest volunteer ambulance service in the United States. Manned exclusively by volunteers, we provide pre-hospital emergency medical treatment and transportation to the public, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, or ability to pay.
Visit https://hatzalah.org/.
Chinuch Yehudi
Chinuch Yehudi was founded in 2017 to educate and assist the 750,000-1,000,000 Israelis in the United States and provide their children with a Jewish day school education. Chinuch Yehudi also works with parents to increase their knowledge and commitment to Judaism so that they can be active partners in their child’s Jewish education. Chinuch Yehudi has placed 450 children in Jewish day schools, which has not only altered their future, but their entire family.
Visit https://chinuchyehudiusa.org/.
Communities Confronting Substance Use & Addiction (CCSA)
Addiction is an illness that afflicts people of all ages and backgrounds, and the Jewish community is no exception. Unfortunately, many people who need help are afraid to come forward because of the stigma around substance use and addiction. CCSA addresses these issues by providing support and educational programming for Jewish communities, families, and yeshiva students and faculty. By eliminating stigma, we can break the cycle of addiction and save lives.
Ezer Mizion
operates the world’s largest Jewish bone marrow registry with over 1 million potential donors, facilitating 30-40 stem cell transplants across the globe every month. The organization has a very unique relationship with the IDF, where every new Tzahal inductee is given the opportunity to be swabbed on the day they are inducted and entered into the Ezer Mizion Bone Marrow Registry. These potential stem cell donors are young, healthy and genetically diverse, leading to positive patient outcomes. To date, Ezer Mizion has facilitated over 3,500 stem cell transplants in Israel, the US and 44 other countries.
Visit https://ezermizion.org/
Hatzolah Air
Hatzolah Air is a non-profit provider of urgent and emergent medical air transport with more than 200 volunteer flight physicians, paramedics, EMTs, dispatchers, and case managers available 24/7 to provide assistance and intervention.
When traditional ambulance transport or commercial air transport is not an option, Hatzolah Air is ready to fly to wherever and whenever they are needed. Critical to the Hatzolah Air mission is to provide services without charge to the patient or their families. The organization is fully volunteer-driven and donor-funded.
Visit: https://hatzolair.org/.
Just one chesed
Just One Chesed is a global movement of giving, whose mission is to create kindness ambassadors around the world. Through their social platform, school programming, and software Just One Chesed strives to instill the love of chesed worldwide.
Just one life
We work to provide a support system set up to empower, each and every client, by providing them with a multitude of diverse, yet complementary services while working to help them learn skills to overcome what often seem to be insurmountable and overwhelming challenges.
Visit https://justonelife.org/
Keren Hashviis
For 70 years, Keren Hashviis has been providing farmers with the educational and financial assistance needed to commit to the sacred mitzvah of shemitah. Keren Hashviis is supporting 3,500 farmers on 51% of the privately owned farms in Israel. But even with the organization’s massive fundraising goals, the Keren Hashviis stipends only cover 45% of the farmer’s expenses. This is money that goes toward paying the lease on the farmer’s land, the lease of farm equipment, the mortgage he may have on his home, and some household expenses.
With additional funding, Keren Hashviis will be able to give farmers more money to make keeping shemitah less difficult.
Keren Or
Keren Or serves children with visual impairments and multiple disabilities and their families. We support a school, an after-school program, a hydrotherapy center and a range of family support services. Every student has an individually-tailored program that combines cognitive and social enrichment with a range of therapies. We aim to give each child the tools to interact with their surroundings, and communicate with those who love them; and we aim to give parents the support they need to raise their children at home, and provide them with the highest possible quality of life.
Kesher Yehudi
Kesher Yehudi believes that the rifts in Israeli society can only be healed through deep, personal relationships centered on our shared Jewish heritage. Kesher Yehudi partners annually with 27 pre-induction academies (mechinot) in which 1,350 young men and women—many of whom will go on to be IDF officers and societal leaders—spend three hours once a month conversing and learning together with a chavruta.
More than three thousand Kesher Yehudi volunteers learn with weekly study partners, meet with college students, and guide, on an ongoing basis, Russian-speaking families from the Ukraine and Russia through the absorption process. More than 22,000 secular and religious young Israelis have participated in Kesher Yehudi’s chavruta programs, building Jewish unity one deep personal relationship at a time.
Kids Kicking Cancer
Kids Kicking Cancer’s Heroes Circle program provides therapeutic martial arts classes and hospital visits for children and teens. Weekly classes at hospitals, clinics, and even the children’s homes, teach traditional karate moves along with the mind-body techniques of meditation, breathing, relaxation, and visualization to dramatically lower pain levels.
Kids Kicking Cancer’s mission is: To ease the pain of very sick children while empowering them to heal physically, spiritually and emotionally.
Visit https://kkci.online
Leket Israel
Unique among all other organizations that serve the poor in Israel and food banks worldwide, Leket Israel’s sole focus is rescuing healthy, surplus food and delivering it to those in need through partner nonprofit organizations. Leket Israel deals with harvesting surplus agricultural produce and collecting cooked meals then sorting and distributing them to the needy throughout the country.
In addition, the Nutrition and Food Safety department ensures that the collection and distribution of the food is held to the highest food safety regulations. Additionally, Leket Israel only donates 100% nutritious food. Leket Israel works with a staff of professional dieticians who conduct nutrition workshops for targeted populations geared toward raising awareness of proper nutrition.
Lemaan Achai
Provide those less fortunate with the tools they need to break the cycle of poverty; bringing them through, then out of, crisis. Their unique approach, “Smart Chesed” facilitates growth, leading towards self-sufficiency.
Visit https://lemaanachai.org
Lev L’Achim
bringing Torah to secular Jews through programs geared towards, youth, men, and women.
Magen David Adom
Israel’s national ambulance, blood-services, and disaster-relief organization, serving as emergency medical first-responders for the state’s 8.8 million people. MDA is the only organization mandated by the Israeli government to serve in this role, but it’s not a government agency, so it relies on people like you for funding.
Visit https://afmda.org/
Magen Lacholeh
Magen Lacholeh is a non-profit medical support organization established in 1991 by Rabbi Benjamin Fisher. Magen Lacholeh’s mission is to provide access to top quality medical care in Israel and around the globe. Some of the main goals of the organization include diagnosing illnesses earlier, increasing the chances of successful treatment, minimizing expensive medical bills, and reducing dependency on the state. Since 1991, over a million people have turned to Magen Lacholeh for help. No one is charged a single dollar for the services they receive.
By providing an extensive set of services, Magen Lacholeh ensures that all people, regardless of race, gender, and ethnicity, get the help that they need. Magen Lecholeh’s network of doctors and health professionals stretches worldwide, ensuring that everyone has access to the best and fastest medical care possible.
Magen Lacholeh has been recognized as an invaluable asset by authorities such as the Government of Israel, the President of Israel, the Mayor of Jerusalem and both Chief Rabbis, as well as the Consulate Generals of the United States of America.
Visit https://www.magen.org/.
Meaningful Minute
In the hustle of life, it’s easy to forget who we are and why we’re here. It’s harder than ever to find purpose and meaning in the midst of our messy, chaotic lives. We’re surrounded by an endless stream of content, yet we hunger for more meaning. We suffer from information overload, yet we wonder why we feel burnt out.
Meaningful Minute is on a mission to change that. By curating digital content from the world’s greatest Jewish teachers, leaders, and thinkers, Meaningful Minute empowers Jews to make a daily habit out of connecting to what matters most—so that we can all live more intentionally, more purposefully, and more meaningfully every day.
Meir Panim
Helps alleviate and diminish the harmful effects of poverty on thousands of men, women and children across Israel.
Melabev
The services they provide in the community setting range from care of lonely well elders to palliative care for end-stage Alzheimer’s patients. Melabev is Israel’s pioneer service provider caring for those plagued by, and suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, and offering appropriate services to their entire support system.
Mesila
Mesila is an international organization dedicated to empowering people to achieve and maintain long-term financial independence. Mesila raises public awareness of the value of financial stability and how to attain it; educates youth in the correct financial attitudes and habits; coaches families on how to gain control of their finances; and gives business owners the professional tools they need to succeed.
Mesila believes that every individual, family, business, and organization can improve their financial situation and achieve economic self-sufficiency if they have the right information, motivation, and attitude. The highest form of tzedaka is to give people the gift of financial independence. Mesila’s vision is to strengthen the financial stability of Jewish communities everywhere.
Visit https://www.mesila.org/.
Migdal Ohr
Israel’s leading non-profit organization for children at risk. Migdal Ohr currently serves more than 12,000 orphaned, impoverished, abused and new immigrant children across Israel annually at its three campuses and 160 youth clubs. Migdal Ohr provides at risk children (from birth to adulthood) with an outstanding education, a loving home, clothing, food, medical care, psychological counseling and recreational activities.
Misaskim
Misaskim’s mission is to provide support and assistance to individuals experiencing crisis or tragedy by providing them with vital bereavement services, all-the-while safeguarding the dignity of the deceased. Misaskim’s wide array of services for the bereaved include physical and moral support that assist the grief-stricken with their many challenges during crisis or loss. Services include burial arrangements, care for the deceased, emergency disaster recovery, assistance to orphans and widows, and community awareness.
NASCK (The National Association of Chevra Kadisha)
NASCK, The National Association of Chevra Kadisha, advances chesed shel emes* throughout the world, every day. Their wide-ranging programs include training and support for chevros kadisha (Jewish burial societies) throughout the country, the Shabbos Vayechi and Last Kindness outreach projects, a 24-hour hotline, the SFJC cemetery, and more.
*Literally translated as “true kindness,” *chesed shel emes refers to caring for the deceased, who can neither care for themselves nor reciprocate kindness done to them. Judaism values it as the highest, purest form of kindness.
Visit https://www.nasck.org/
NCSY
The premier organization dedicated to connect, inspire and empower Jewish teens and encourage passionate Judaism through Torah and Tradition.
Visit https://ncsy.org/
Ohel
The most trusted haven of safety and support, providing services that help build lives, and strengthen families, homes and communities to face social, developmental and emotional challenges.
OLAMI House
The Olami House provides housing for college graduates and young professionals in a warm community environment, a strong employment and business mentoring network, evening and weekend Torah learning classes and one-on-one study-partner/mentor sessions in a flourishing, dynamic and growing community. The program affords the members an excellent opportunity to integrate into a vibrant Jewish community and form close relationships with some of the outstanding, hospitable families who live there.
Visit https://olami.org
Pantry Packers
Every month Pantry Packers delivers crates containing all the necessary foods and household maintenance supplies to Israel’s poorest families and senior citizens. Every recipient is screened and selected on a non-discriminatory basis by the social services departments of local municipalities without regard to gender, ethnic background, or degree of religious observance.
Partners in Torah
Connecting people across the globe with one another in Torah learning partnerships.
Project Extreme
A one of a kind not-for-profit organization, which provides unique, innovative and individualized attention and services for teens-at-risk, their families, and their communities. Teens exhibiting at-risk behaviors have placed their entire social, emotional, familial and academic development in jeopardy. Project Extreme deals with all of these realities with compelling positive outcomes.
Project Inspire
offers a revolutionary approach to outreach by utilizing the unlimited potential of committed Jews to connect and inspire Jews of all backgrounds. The power of shared experiences facilitated by Project Inspire is creating a movement of unity and mutual inspiration, transforming the Jewish people.
RAJE
Over 6,000 college students and young professionals have participated in RAJE Fellowship Programs since 2007. RAJE programs inspire young Russian Jews to connect to Israel and the Jewish People. RAJE programs include enlightening classes, inspiring guest speakers, immersive Shabbaton experiences and social events. Students go on exciting trips to Israel, many return for more learning and join a vibrant RAJE community.
RAJE has branches in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Philadelphia, Toronto, Chicago and Baltimore as well as an online program for people who live in areas where there is no RAJE branch. There are over 750,000 Jews of Russian background in the US and RAJE is working to ensure their Jewish future!
RCCS (Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society)
Plays a critical role, by providing hope and relief for cancer patients, support for their families and the means to survive.The mission of RCCS is to tackle cancer challenges, ease medical treatment, cover insurance premiums to lighten the financial burden and make cancer care more accessible.
Renewal
Renewal saves lives by facilitating kidney transplants for those suffering with chronic kidney disease. Renewal helps patients and their families navigate the complex process of kidney transplant, from finding a donor to arranging the transplant and beyond. At the same time, the organization supports donors to make sure their self-sacrifice is as simple and safe as it can be. All Renewal services are free of charge to anyone in need.
Renewal facilitated the first international kidney swap and is now working to be the first registry to arrange and perform overseas kidney swaps in which the donated organ is shipped to the recipient’s location.
Today, almost every major transplant center in the country reaches out to Renewal for information, support, and the kinds of services it provides. Many have asked to learn from and copy Renewal’s unique model.
Visit https://www.renewal.org/.
Shabbat.com
organization is a global network that exists to assist Jewish people with Shabbos hosting, jobs, shidduchim, and Torah learning opportunities. As the world’s largest Jewish network, Shabbat.com connects Jews in over 100 countries to find Shabbos hosting and meet their soul-mates free of charge.
Visit https://Shabbat.com
Shalom Task Force
Shalom Task Force’s goal is to sensitize our communities so that anyone experiencing troubles at home has the ability to ask for help. Shalom Task Force also offers professional guidance to community leaders who may be approached for advice by someone in a complex,
and possibly dangerous, situation, and aim to provide preventative education to young adults and community members. Programs include confidential domestic abuse hotline, legal advice and assistance for domestic abuse victims, an educational program for high school and post-high school, and couples workshops. All offerings and programs are 100% confidential.
Shalva
Shalva provides an all-encompassing range of services for thousands of people with disabilities from infancy to adulthood and their families. Shalva’s comprehensive life-cycle programming provide leading-edge therapies, inclusive educational frameworks, social and recreational activities, employment training, and independent living, as well as respite and family support.
The Shalva National Center’s advanced programs and facilities create new frontiers in disability rehabilitation, research, and inclusion; defining new standards in the field and impacting the world beyond those in Shalva’s direct care. Shalva gives equal access and opportunity to all participants regardless of religion, ethnic background, or financial capability.
Visit https://www.shalva.org
Sharsheret
A national not-for-profit organization supporting young Jewish women and their families facing breast cancer. Their mission is to offer a community of support to women, of all Jewish backgrounds, diagnosed with breast cancer or at increased genetic risk, by fostering culturally-relevant individualized connections with networks of peers, health professionals, and related resources.
Visit https://sharsheret.org/
Shlavim
Shlavim builds the spirit and potential of religious children and youth in Israel who come from lower income families. With programs all over Israel, Shlavim helps children take responsibility and develop leadership skills for school and employment.
Shlavim was started in 2006 to bridge gaps in students’ and families’ lives and to ensure their brighter future. Each of the programs in Shlavim caters to a different gap, and they include:
- Maavarim: Through the Maavarim program, trained coordinators all over the country maintain a close connection with boys who are at risk of dropping out of high school.
- Sefer: The Sefer program gives teachers tools and resources to effectively teach children from disadvantaged homes. Teachers are taught differentiated learning and other techniques so they are better equipped to reach every child in need in their large classroom.
- Netiva: Every year, 2,000 girls graduate high school and work at low-paying jobs in environments that are not ideal for religious young women. Netiva prepares them to get proper educational training so that they can earn higher salaries and work at respectable professions.
Visit https://shlavim.org.il/en/.
Sister to Sister
Sister to Sister serves as a comprehensive resource and support network for Jewish divorced women. Through its network of 400+ volunteers and 23+ chapters, Sister to Sister ensures each woman and her children have a community, support network, and resources to be successful and raise happy, healthy and resilient children.
The Ranch
is a revolutionary approach to mental health. It offers individual treatment, classroom academic instruction with individualized support, equine and horticultural treatment programs in a seamless therapeutic residential center. The Ranch is a place where every young girl can reconcile with her past, and create a hopeful future, hand-in-hand with the support of her family.
Torah Anytime
Torah Anytime records Torah lectures given around the world and uploads the footage to their website for the whole world to watch, free of charge, at any time. Over 6 million hours of Torah were watched and listened to from Torah Anytime this past year.
United Hatzalah
United Hatzalah of Israel is the largest independent, non-profit, fully volunteer Emergency Medical Service organization that provides the fastest, and free, emergency medical first response throughout Israel.
World of Giving
World of Giving is a leader in product philanthropy. Picking up tractor trailers of new surplus products that may have headed to landfills and distributing them to those in need. The ultimate win-win. Through WOG branches in the tri-state area, partner charities nationally and internationally, tens of thousands of lives are impacted.
For nearly a decade WoG has been there, behind the scenes, providing products for daily living and essential products in times of crisis.
Yachad
Yachad, The National Jewish Council for Disabilities is a global organization dedicated to addressing the needs of all Jewish individuals with disabilities and ensuring their inclusion in every aspect of Jewish life. Their inclusive design aims to ensure persons with diverse abilities their rightful place within the Jewish community, while helping to educate and advocate for a greater understanding, acceptance, outreach, and a pro-disability attitude.
Visit https://www.yachad.org/
Yad Eliezer
Yad Eliezer is one of Israel’s Largest Poverty Relief Agencies. Helping families cope with financial difficulties and empowering them to break the cycle of poverty and achieve self-sufficiency. Thanks to their job training program and other forms of assistance, many families who were recipients of Yad Eliezer’s food programs are now donors to Yad Eliezer.
Yad Ezra V’Shulamit
Yad Ezra V’Shulamit distributes 10,000 food baskets each week throughout Israel and 50,000 for the holidays. We have children’s centers feeding 500 children a hot meal every day, helping them with homework, providing them with new school supplies, coats, shoes, boots, sweaters, heaters and blankets to help them break out of the cycle of poverty. We also provide monthly food vouchers for 300 widow and 1000 orphans.
Visit https://www.yadezra.net/
Yad Ezrah
Yad Ezrah is a multi-faceted organization providing diversified charity assistance at every stage of life.. It also serves as a support system for thousands of hard-working families who are unable to meet their monthly obligations due to circumstances beyond their control. Yad Ezrah also helps emotionally challenged individuals with their struggles to cope and live normal and productive lives, thereby inspiring them to become exemplary citizens in their communities.
Visit https://yadezrah.org.il/
Yad Leah
Yad Leah provides new and gently-used quality clothing to thousands of individuals and families across Israel, empowering them with confidence, dignity, and self-respect in school, work, and everyday life. The organization maintains branches in 23 communities throughout Israel and currently sends over 8,400 boxes annually to Israel from the US, totaling over 5 million dollars in clothing. Yad Leah assists the full range of Israeli society, regardless of religious or political affiliation. The organization provides infant through adult clothing, as well as maternity clothing, outerwear, shoes, and linens.
Visit https://yadleah.org/.
Yad Sarah
Enables chronically ill, disabled, infirm, and terminally ill people, ranging in age from infancy to old age, to live at home either on their own or in the care of their families or caregivers, with dignity and as independently as possible.
YEHUDI
YEHUDI’s mission is to facilitate a movement of meaningful Judaism for college students and millennials, strengthening their Jewish identity and commitment through Jewish education.
YEHUDI was born with a wish and a vision – a wish to offer Jewish college students and millennials real Jewish content and refreshing experiences, and a vision to make it happen. By offering dynamic programming, thrilling social events, beautiful venues, international trips, and stimulating growth opportunities, YEHUDI forges eternal bonds and sparks the YEHUDI in you.
Visit https://www.Yehudi.today
YU Connects
YUConnects is open to the entire Jewish community and offers unique social events, targeted matchmaking, personalized coaching and educational programs to foster healthy relationships toward marriage. Its robust online matchmaking site connects thousands of members with professional volunteer matchmakers who have access to dozens of databases worldwide. Networking events in collaboration with other charitable and communal programs are at the forefront of expanding meeting opportunities for all.
YUConnects has also transformed the Jewish world by providing unparalleled resources to those navigating the dating landscape. Educational offerings including podcasts, written publications, popular videos and live symposiums have enhanced dating and marriage skills by focusing on core values along with practical advice. To learn more visit
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