Religion Charities That specialise in Judaism

The advancement of the Orthodox Jewish faith by the making of grants and loans for such purpose.

1) TO ADVANCE THE JEWISH RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC (INCLUDING BY THE PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE OR THE PROVISION OF A RESIDENCE FOR ANY PERSON WHO IS FOR THE TIME BEING OR HAS AT ANY TIME BEEN THE INCUMBENT RABBI OF THE CENTRAL SYNAGOGUE ON SUCH TERMS AS THE TRUSTEES THINK FIT); AND2)TO FURTHER ANY OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES THINK FIT.

Advancement of the Jewish religion and charitable donations to organisations and individuals.

To promote any charitable purpose for the benefit of members of the Orthodox Jewish Community and in particular the advancement of Jewish Religion, the advancement of Education and the relief of poverty, sickness, hardship and distress.

Sports facilities for Jewish youth on Merseyside.

Provision of religeous and secular educational and other aids for the rehabilitation in Israel of persons professing the Jewish faith who are registered blind or visually handicapped.

The trustees aim to a) Raise awareness and understanding of Jewish orthodox culture in relationshipsb) Promote emotional and overall wellbeing by providing marriage counselling and other marriage related servicesc) Help families thrive as family unitsd) Advance and facilitate Jewish practices pertaining to marriage

ADVANCE PUBLIC EDUCATION AMONGST PERSONS OF THE JEWISH FAITH AS DEFINED BY THE OFFCE OF THE CHIEF RABBI AND PROVISION OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THEM

To assis in the education and development of girls of the orthodox jewish faith.

Provision of welfare, education and support within the Jewish community

The advancement of the knowledge and practice of the Jewish religion in relation to Kashrus (essentially, Jewish customs and dietary laws) among the members of the Jewish community in Brighton and Hove District. To act on behalf of the Jewish community of Brighton and Hove to promote the provision of Kosher food by supermarkets and shops. To supervise and license Kosher caterers.

The objectives of the charity and its principle activity is to promote orthodox Jewish education and religion amongst the Jewish communities in the UK, Israel and worldwide and to assist in alleviating poverty and hardship worldwide.

Activities: All grants were for activities in Israel and the former Soviet Union to:1. Train Russian Jews as Rabbis and teachers of Judaism.2. Translate and disseminate Jewish religious literature in Russian.

The principal objective of the Charity is the advancement of the Orthodox Jewish faith in particular but not exclusively amongst women and girls.

A Charitable Trust to advance the Orthodox Jewish Faith, to advance Orthodox Jewish Religious Education, to relieve poverty, sickness and infirmity amongst members of the Jewish Faith and for such other purposes as are for the public benefit andrecognised as charitable according to English Law.

To help needy Jewish people when in financial and ill health difficulties.

Purchase of Library material for the advancement of education with regard to matters of Jewish interest and the Jewish Religion.

General charitable purposes, with particular emphasis on Jewish education and the relief of poverty.

Provision of facilities for the advancement of education in particular amongst young Jewish people. The upkeep of such facilities and general community welfare.

A platform to provide the means for the local community to participate in and enjoy amateur theatre and to provide a means of supporting local and national worthy causes agreed by the Theatre Group executive committee. The new trading name of the Group is the JTC (Jewish Theatre Company) although the registered name remains as the New Jewish Theatre Group.

The relief of need for young Jewish people worldwide

THE PROMOTION OF RELIGIOUS AND RACIAL HARMONY FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, PARTICULARLY (BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY) AMONG MUSLIM AND JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN ENGLAND AND WALES, BY: (A) PROMOTING KNOWLEDGE, MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING AND RESPECT OF THE BELIEFS AND PRACTICES OF DIFFERENT RELIGIOUS GROUPS; (B) ADVANCING EDUCATION AND RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT DIFFERENT RELIGIOUS AND RACIAL GROUPS TO PROMOTE GOOD RELATIONS

Grants and donations restricted to beneficiaries under the age of 18 years

The charity supports the establishment and maintenance of the the Museum of the Jewish Soldier in World War II in Latrun, Israel. The Museum will recognize and demonstrate the contribution of the 1.5 million Jewish men and women from all over the world who fought with the Allies against the Axis powers. The charity will also support the Museum's educational and research goals.

For the public benefit to advance Orthodox Judaism and to promote the equality of women andtheir role within Orthodox Judaism to the fullest extent that it is possible within the frameworkof Halakha (Orthodox Jewish law).