Religion Charities That specialise in Judaism

The objects of the Charity are 1) The advancement of Orthodox Jewish Education and Religion 2) Such other charitable purposes, trusts and organisations, which the trustees may from time to time determine.

Make grants to Jewish charities for:-Relief of poverty-Relief of afflictions or suffering-Advancement of education-Advancement of Jewish religion-Other charitable objects

The charity provides for those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability or financial hardship, such beneficiaries being of the Jewish faith and living in the local Jewish community or with a significant connection to the local Jewish community. For the advancement of the Jewish faith the charity also makes grant to synagogues in the local Jewish community.

The support of the advancement of orthodox Jewish education and the orthodox Jewish faith by making grants to the Ohel Torah Talmudical College in Israel.

The Charity undertakes Jewish educational projects including; the Kollel project for advanced talmudical and religious studies, communal activities focused around adult and youth education.

To undertake all such activities as are regarded as charitable under English Law. Specifically, the provision for the examination of garments and clothes to ascertain whether they comply with Jewish religious laws relating to Shatnez (forbidden mixture of linen and wool fibres and fabrics).

Makes grants to organisations (including schools, charities etc) for holidays for children in need.

The objects of the Charity are the 1) Advancement of Orthodox Jewish Education2) Provision of facilities for Communal Religious worship in accordance therein3) Provision for the individuals to study and receive instruction in Jewish Religious Law and Literature4) Granting of Scholarship or Bursaries to Scholars or Students wishing to receive Jewish Religious Education.

Advance education in the Jewish faith in England by training young men of the Jewish faith to become Rabbis. Relief of poverty. Promote research in the Jewish faith.

The objects of the charity are to apply the income in perpetuity for such purposes as the trustees in theirabsolute discretion think fit.The majority of donations are made to Jewish medical educational religious and welfare organisations and for the relief of poverty.

Support for Progressive Jewish Communities in Israel, Europe and the former Soviet Union and the support of projects in Israel and Europe which are in accord with the principles of Progressive Judaism whether or not any Progressive Jewish Organisation is a participant.

To relieve poverty, advance education, advance the Jewish religion and for other purposes which are both charitable and beneficial to the persons practising or adhering to the Jewish religion in the City of Leeds and its neighbouring areas

TO ASSIST BY DONATION REGISTERED CHARITIES ESTABLISHED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION WELFARE AND RELIEF OF POVERTY PARTICULARLY AMONGST THOSE OF THE JEWISH FAITH.

Funds are raised by personal donations for the benefit of Kingsbury synagogue in accordance with the trust deed. Grants are made to the synagogue as required by the synagogue management. The trust owns a property occupied by the Rabbi and family of the community. Rent is received which funds the bank property loan.

The advancement of religion in accordance with the Orthodox Jewish Faith.The relief of poverty.To further both in the United Kingdom and abroad those purposes recognised as charitable by English Law.

THE AIMS OF THE CHARITY ARE TO ASSIST BY DONATION REGISTERED CHARITIES ESTABLISHED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION, WELFARE AND RELIEF OF POVERTY PARTICULARLY AMONGST THOSE PERSONS OF THE JEWISH FAITH.

The Trust directs the Trustees shall apply the income of the Charity for the maintenance, upkeep and benefit of the Institution in Israel known as Midrash Porat Yosef, established and dedicated for the benefit of the Jewish community in Jerusalem.

Charitable trust which aims to donate to registered charities and for charitable purposes with a view to the largest percentage being Jewish-related charities in honour of the founder.

Promotion & education of the Orthodox Jewish Faith, and to facilitate Rabbis and their communities throughout Europe.

To aid, relieve or assist in the relief of need amongst Jeiwsh children and in particular Jewish children living in Israel. To advance among such children the Jewish religion, its practices, traditions and culture and to further their education in such manner as the trustees determine.

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.

Support for a wide range of recognised charitable institutions in the UK and Israel including those involved in health; education; welfare; young people; the arts; and Jewish religious and communal activities.

Religious, social, education and burial activities

The charity makes grants to charitable institutions whose objects are to advance religion in accordance with the orthodox Jewish faith & to educational institutions.

1. Lord Mayor of Manchester can nominate up to 10 Non-Jewish Charitable institutions in Manchester. 2. President of council of Manchester and Salford Jews can nominate up to 10 Jewish Charitable Institutions Request -ú20 used to cover cost of prayers for Mr & Mrs Levy on anniversaries of their deaths.3. Mayor of Tel-Aviv can nominate such Jewish Charitable Institutions at his discretion.