Religion Charities That specialise in Judaism

The charity has promoted Jewish religious education by engaging in research of historical Hebrew manuscripts and publishing the results of this research for the public benefit. Donations are also made to institutions which further the objects of the trust.

Primarily to further the work of the charity called the Jewish Lads' and Girls' Brigade

Providing facilities, including accommodation, to promote the general education and religious and social welfare of students of the Jewish faith and the Jewish societies attached to the universities and other educational establishments in the North East of England.

Gateshead Jewish Family Service provides an ethnically sensitive social services facility to members of the jewish community.

Grant making to Jewish youth organisations to provide facilities to help educate young people to develop their physical,. mental and spiritual needs.

Grants to individuals in need of financial assistance who are of the Jewish faith and primarily attend the Portsmouth and Southsea Hebrew Congregation.

Lectures and seminars in Jewish history and culture and the promotion of the academic study of all branches of Jewish culture.

The principal object of the charity is, at the Trustees discretion, to benefit persons of Jewish ancestory and/or persons professing the Jewish faith and/or persons of Israeli nationality and/or persons resident in Israel.

General charitable purposes with a leaning towards childrens charities, Jewish causes and cancer research.

Provide Liberal Judiasm services, education and support to Reading, Wokingham, Basingstoke and surrounding geographic areas.

Advancement of education (and, in particular, religious cultural and social development) by provision of appropriate accommodation for the benefit of Jewish students undertaking higher education in Sheffield and its environs.

to provide benefit to charities with particular consideration to be given to Jewish charities

Grants usually half yearly to Jewish ladies in need.

The charity provides a Sunday morning cheder (religious class) for Jewish boys and girls aged between four and twelve/thirteen years from the Merseyside Jewish community.

Aims to further Jewish religious education, particularly in former Soviet Union and in Germany.

contributions to Jewish and other charities

The trust was established with the proceeds of the sale of the Aria College, Southsea, Portsmouth, for the purposes of providing scholarships or bursaries to young men, not exceeding the age of 35 years, being natives of Great Britain for training as jewish ministers on orthodox judaical principles at such college or institution as the trustees may determine.

religious charitable to jews in yemen,tunisia,morocco,iran, isral,european countries including united kingdom

Suport the observance of Judiasm for the local Jewish population;an educational service to schools/other groups/local authorities about Judiasm;Help spread tolerance and understanding of all faiths/beliefs;observe special occassions like Holocaust Memorial Day/Royal British Legion Poppy Days/Various Armistice Day and National Arboretum functions/Cenotaph etc.

The advancement of the Jewish religion and of religious education and for the relief of poverty.

holds religious services in the Jewish faith

The Charity's principal aims and activities are to relieve persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress, and to assist children throughout the world without consideration of race or colour.

Furtherance of the orthodox Jewish faith

The Trust's income shall be applied in perpetuity for charitable purposes only to such one or more Jewish or other UK registered charities as the trustees shall from time to time think fit.

Donations to a small number of charities connected with disability, brain injury, dyslexia and Jewish welfare