Religion Charities That specialise in Judaism

We provide a place of worship patterned on the bible, both the tanach(Old Testament) and the brit hadasha (New Testament).We provide a safe and non-threatening environment for Jewish andgentile enquirers into the Jewish roots of Christianity.We co-operate with other organizations in community outreach andsocial and charitable activities

To assist the Jewish poor of Cardiff and district

Supports prevention or relief of povertySupports the relief of sickness, disease and the preservation of physical and mental healthRelief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial or other disadvantageHelps young people advanceSupports education through dissemination of research and best practice in the field of Jewish studies

1 donations and grants to charities registered in England,in particular those involved in medical research and care for the sick,disabled and elderly2 the advancement of the Jewish Religion by commissioning Hebrew scrolls and providing religious books in memory of the late Alfred Gold

Charity supports various charities principally for Jewish causes, doing work for interfaith causes, colon and breast cancer and local charities in London W2.

We raise funds by way of sponsored events, and participation events, such as Quizes and Bridge evenings, for the specific support of 3 charities; The North London Hospice, Ovarian Cancer Research at the Oxford University, and Singing for Memories run by Jewish Care.

Charitable donations to Jewish and non-Jewish charities over a range of areas

The advancement, education, medical treatment and relief of poverty of Jewish children in the United Kingdom and anywhere in the world.

Grants to Jewish Religious Organisations and Indigent Jewish Persons and General Charities

To maintain and upkeep the Jewish section of Sandymount cemetery, and also including the seven Jewish sections, in total, in other cemeteries managed by Glasgow City Council.

To support Jewish religious, educational and welfare organisations.

We raise monies for the provision of Kosher School Meals for Jewish children in Barnet through donation

6 Talks each year on Jewish Cultural Topics6 Films each year at the Scott Cinema in Bristol with Jewish Themes

The charity's object and principal activity continues to be that of the advancement of the Orthodox Jewish 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.

The objectives of the charity are to promote the advancement of the Orthodox Jewish faith, and the advancement of Orthodox Jewish religious education, as well as advancement of other charitable purposes such as the relief of poverty, sickness and infirmity.

The advancement and furtherance of the orthodox Jewish religion and orthodox Jewish religious education throughout the world.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN AND THE RELIGION OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH FAITH AND FOR SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES

Advancement of education in the Jewish religion and the relief of poverty.

Support a Jewish religion academy in Israel

To assist and promote the advancement and furtherance of the Jewish Religion and Jewish religious education.To alleviate poverty among the Jewish Community throughout the world.To undertake other charitable activities that the Trustees may from time to time determine.

The Charity acts as an umbrella organisation for a number of Jewish schools and is designated as the body with whom the relevant schools must consult over admission arrangements. It provides advice, guidance and support to those schools and to those people wishing to establish new cross-communal Jewish faith schools.

Promotion of orthodox Jewish faith and relief of poverty

Support and education following the principles of the Orthodox Jewish Faith, and the relief of poverty.

The principal objectives of the charity all of which are for the public benefit are:-the advancement of the Jewish faith and Jewish education-the relief of general poverty and providing assistance to needy individuals; and-providing for the general welfare of the Jewish community.

Donations have been made to registered charities out of the income of the Trust in accordance with the wishes of the settlor. Donations are made principally for the benefit of Jewish religious charities and other Jewish charites whose objects are the advancement of education or the relief of poverty