Religion Charities That specialise in Judaism

1 the advancement of the Orthodox Jewish faith 2 the advancement of Orthodox Jewish religious education3 the relief of poverty sickness and infirmity amongst members of the Jewish Faith and 4 such other purposes as are charitable according to English law.

Relief of poverty of individuals and families, and support to organisations involved in this activity.Furtherance of Orthodox Jewish education.Support of organisations catering for the ill and handicapped.

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

Sabbath services held on a fortnightly basis near Truro. We have our services to a school building close to the A30. High Holy Day Festivals held elsewhere. Please see website for details.

To advance education in particular, but without limitation, by teaching about the values arising from acts of rescue during the Holocaust where non-Jews risked their lives to save Jews.

The TalRic Charitable Trust principally supports smaller causes where the funds could make a real difference, charities where a high proportion of funds support the cause, rather than administrative expenses and causes consistent with the principles of modern orthodox Judaism.

Principally Jewish charitable organisations.

Grants usually half yearly to Jewish ladies in need.

BEIS YEHUDIS MOSCOW WAS ESTABLISHED TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS OF THE WIDER JEWISH COMMUNITY, PARTICULARLY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.

The Charity distributes funds to aid general poverty with particular focus on facilitating adherence to traditions of Jewish religious wedding ceremonies

The advancement of Jewish religion, in particular by the translation, publication and dissemination of the religious work of Rabbi Nachman

The principal activity of the company is to advance the Orthodox Jewish faith in the observance of the Sabbath for the benefit of the public through (1) the establishment and maintenance of an Eruv; and (2) the promotion of Orthodox Jewish teaching concerning observance of the Sabbath.

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.

Provisions of religious prayers and activities for the jewish community in Southgate

The charity's object and principal activity continues to be that of the advancement of the Orthodox Jewsih Faith, the advancement of Orthodox Jewish Religious Education, the relief of poverty sickness and infirmity amongst members of the Jewish Faith and such other charitable purposes as the Association may from time to time determine.

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

The advancement of the Jewish religion, by the advancement of religious education in accordance with the doctrines and practice of Judaism and by undertaking research into the doctrines and principles of Judaism and to publish and disseminate the results of such work. To promote harmony, tolerance and understanding between people of different religions.

The charity engages in a variety of fund raising activities such as tennis tournaments, talks and dinners to support the work of the Freddie Krivine Foundation in Israel - itself a charitable foundation providing tennis opportunities for both Jewish and Arab Israeli children.

Provide for people of Orthodox Jewish Faith their preparation and burial , and support of their next of kin.It also maintains 3 burial grounds within and outside Bristol. (1 historic and closed, the others usable.)

Giving grants to Jewish people.

The Principal Objects of the Charity are a) The Advancement Of The Orthodox Jewish Religion b) The Provision Of Orthodox Jewish Religious Education c) The Relief Of Poverty Among Persons Of The Jewish Faith

Lending tables and chairs to Jewish people for events.

Representing the interests of Jewish institutions in Birmingham and the West Midlands

holds religious services in the Jewish faith