Charities In Israel

Furtherance of charitable purposes and institutions.

We support Jewish religious institutions of learning and synagogues, including schools and colleges. We also support charities for the relief of the poor, medical research, hospitals etc.

Teaching, consultancy and religious services as well as inter-faith and inter-community activity.

To promote wider understanding of Israel in the UK, to encourage exchanges between both countries at every level and generally to support activities which foster goodwill between British and Israeli citizens.

Grants to educational institutions

Peut-Etre Theatre (PET) is driven by the desire to create unforgettable early theatrical experiences for young audiences. The shows effectively combine the visual, the physical and the musical for the enjoyment and inspiration of children and families.

To collect and distribute funding for educational purposes in Israel as well as England and Wales, and also to benefit inhabitants of Modiin Illit, Israel and the surrounding areas with facilities for health and recreation and financial distress.

To provide support and fundraising for Seeach Sod- a non-profit which provides educational, welfare, and health services to people with intellectual disabilities and autism in Israel. With over 50 years of expertise in the field, Seeach Sod enriches the lives of over 1,600 children and adults each day, and empowers them to reach their full potential as integrated members of society.

To provide charitable relief with particular reference to charitable purposes benefiting Jewish people and institutions.

Serving the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the local community and around the world.Supporting orphanages in Eastern Europe.Feeding the poor and needy in the local community.

The work of BFGC Trust have a unifying purpose, which compells its members to edify (teach), encourage, exalt (praise God), equip and envangalise (spread the Word of God) what we like to call our "five Es".

The charity provides funds to encourage Orthodox Jewish education by giving stipends to enable students to continue their studies. It also provides charitable support to the poor and to other religious educational establishments and places of worship.

The relief of need of Jewish children and young people, in particular those with learning difficulties or suffering from illness, through the provision or assistance in provision of, therapy, teaching, advice and activities in a supporting environment

The charity was established to provide benefits mainly to Jewish Charities and to medical and educational charities which it has always supported. The charity only donate to charities registered with the Charities Commission and DOES NOT MAKE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS. THE INCOME OF THE CHARITY IS FULLY COMMITTED TO THE CHARITIES IT SUPPORTS.

General charitable purposes

1. The support of Orthodox Jewish houses of worship & educational institutions in the UK and abroad2. The relief of poverty by providing grants to:A. Orthodox Jewish individuals in need in the UK and abroad,orB. other Orthodox Jewish institutions working to prevent or relieve poverty in the UK and abroad

1. We conduct global research on the challenges of women and compile evidence based methods. 2. We educate and accredit volunteers/organisations to provide ground-up, people-to-people and community based projects.3. We seek funding and deliver projects in partnership with communities and organisations .4. We conduct independently designed surveys to verify effectiveness of our programmes.

The objects of the charity are to advance the charitable and educational work of the institution for religious studies known as Tiferes Chaim Jerusalem.

1. To promote general charitable purposes primarily but not exclusively for the benefit of people of Israel through: (I) The advancement of the Jewish religion through facilitation or assisting in the provision of facilities. (II) The advancement of education of Jewish texts, culture and heritage.

Promotion and sponsorship of Yarchei Kalloh revival in Europe

The advancement of religion in accordance with the Orthodox Jewish Faith and the relief of poverty.

WWO Europe exists to inspire and support people, mainly Christians, to create national and regional movements across Europe to prevent children losing their place in a family, and to work for families reuniting where safe and possible, and to encourage alternative family-based care, where it is not.

THE OBJECTIVES OF THE TRUST CONTINUE TO BE THE RELIEF OF POVERTY, SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY AMONG PERSONS OF THE JEWISH FAITH.

MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALSMAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS

Usually grants only made to other registered charities