Find Judaism Nonprofits and Charities

  daniela1 wrote:

I went to Bais Chana for the first time 4 years ago. There were classes for women from different backrounds. The classes were great and I left the seminar with a new approach to life, to religion, family etc.. I came back several times after that, including... more »

  gkleyner wrote:

I have been volunteering at HFLA for the past three years, and it has become one of my favorite organizations. First and foremost, HFLA has such a welcoming and warm community. Everyone is so caring and truly wants you to enjoy your experience. During... more »

  hplphotos wrote:

I first learned about the Jewish Council for the Aging in 1995 when my 80 year old father, a dementia patent, attended the JCA's adult day care program at their Misler Center. My father would return home from the Misler Center in the late afternoon with... more »

  MichaelHoffman wrote:

I work with nonprofit organizations for my job and so I know something about nonprofits. What AVODAH has that's amazing is the passion of young people working for social justice within the umbrella of their own heritage. The participants in AVODAH's... more »

  Liran81 wrote:

Hi my name is Liran Odeni a 28 years old from israel. Through ISEF I was able to realize my dream. Without ISEF’s support I would not be where I am today; a 3rd year medical student. Who could believe that someone with a lower socioeconomic background... more »

  dkaye wrote:

Equipped with extroadinary speakers and educational experts, the staff at Heritage Retreats transformed my knowledge and drive to learn more about who I am and how to improve my lifestyle on an accelerated level. In a very personal setting, I was nurtured... more »

  LMandel wrote:

The Hillel JUC is a great organization that provides students with a home away from home as well as being an incredible resource for leadership and spiritual development. more »

  CarolB wrote:

I've attended High Holiday services for the past 4 years with Judaism Your Way (JYW). The organization welcomes all people and is very inclusive. Rabbi Field and the staff go out of their way to make you feel like you have finally found a Jewish home.... more »

  Davises88 wrote:

I wear three hats. I am a board member. I am an alumna parent. And I am a parent of a child currently enrolled. Looking at SJCS from the alumna perspective, my child received an excellent preparation for middle school. She is continuing at a Jewish day... more »

  Ruby wrote:

I've been involved with Bet Alef over the past 12 years. As a teenager, it gave me a platform for spiritual growth and Jewish identity. Now, as a mother of 3, the synagogue has been there for me for my wedding, the bris of my boys, and now as a community... more »

  texaco wrote:

I have been involved with ACCESS Colorado and ACCESS nationally for a little less than 2 years. The international reach of this organization is nothing short of amazing and the ability to connect with other young leaders from across the globe is inspiring! more »

  dlfen wrote:

We are a small day school in a small Jewish community. This network of peers has been invaluable to bringing information and tools to improve our success. Why reinvent the wheel? The sharing of creative, progressie ideas benefits all of us and strenghtens... more »

  Mali wrote:

Before there was even a building, Mayyim Hayyim was a dream, a dream of a community that was welcoming and inclusive, a dream of an organization that was committed to innovation and learning. I have been privileged to be part of this dream; trained in... more »

  jockie wrote:

We were first atrracted to T & V because of the Shabbat service. The congregation was fully engaged, the liturgy was traditional but the service was egalitarian, one of the first Conservative synagogues to adopt that positon. That was almost 30 years... more »

  BethWNS wrote:

Not only do I support the Jewish Women's Archive and its mission, but I have had the pleasure of personally benefitting from their work. My granddaughter was given an assignment to write about a Jewish woman made an important contribution to American... more »

  Margie wrote:

Moving Traditions provided my daughter with its Rosh Hodesh for girls program at a critical time when she was begining to explore her identity and especially her Jewish identity. The engaging, thought-provoking, and fun curriculum I think made my daughter... more »

  taylorfoods wrote:

My family moved from Shul to Shul to Shul to Shul over a 4 year period, wandering through the Los Angeles landscape searching for a spiritual home for my wife and me, along with our "coming of age" daughters. Our searching ended when we discovered Ikar... more »

  ramahkid wrote:

I traveled to Kanchipuram, India with AJWS as part of their Volunteer Summer program in 2008. The program was the most meaningful thing I have done with my entire life and has completely changed my path. Because of my experience with AJWS, I have now... more »

  ilanamantell wrote:

Kavana is the perfect combination - innovative, thoughtful and welcoming. The programming is of superb quality, and caters to a really diverse range of interests. There are a lot of people who just don't fit into traditional synagogues, but they can... more »

  DUDDLEY wrote:

Survivor Mitzvah is going into the area’s hardest hit by anti-Semitic persecution & the Holocaust where their was no-aid for decades & they are helping folks that were often overlooked by other folks ! more »

  Hondoman wrote:

I have been associated with FJMC for over 20 years. They have always been there for me when I was president of my club and my region. FJMC goes out of their way to help and provide the clubs with the tools they need. I have never been told NO by them.... more »

  JoeyB wrote:

This is an incredible organization. The books they publish consistently present creative and important Jewish thoughts. EVen more impressive, however, is their daily Tablet cultural newsletters. I am amazed at how much exceptional work they identify,... more »

  akymbo wrote:

Despite the small size of the staff, MAZON's engagement with the community is incredible. The donor services department provides a unique, personal experience to every donor. The grants department provides copious amounts of technical support to its... more »

  Howard Scher wrote:

This is a caring and well-organized and managed organization that combines the best of the business world with the best of the social services world. more »

  mobileUser435064 wrote:

The services they provided for me and my family at a difficult time exceeded our expectations and were delivered with compassion, dignity and reflected both our wishes and sacred traditions. more »

  Kehilat Hadar wrote:

I am so happy that Kehilat Hadar exists, especially in my neighboorhood! What a wonderful place to daven and meet interesting, kind, like-minded people. Kehilat Hadar's services are spirited and keep drawing me back - I am excited to get up in the morning... more »

  GaryATL wrote:

I've been a member of the local club in Georgia since 1995 and before that the Philadelphia club. I've been attending the National Event every year since 1998. My closest friends I've met through Mosaic. Not only in Georgia but I have good friends all... more »

  joannalubkin wrote:

I was a fellow in JOI this past year, and am blown away by the care, thought, and expertise in this small organization. Each year, JOI trains a class of young adults in community organizing, and I have seen firsthand the change they make in peoples' lives.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great organization! They do amazing work for our kids after school! Keep up the good work! more »

  jonathan brody wrote:

JHFA is an amazing charity, the events were amazing, jews helping africans is great , great job, sivan started this with a dream not its a reality, and soon in Israel also. wow more »

  cleanasnew wrote:

I cant say enough about how wonderful this organization is. My nephew has been going to Camp Simcha for the past 4 years. Each year when he comes back he is a happy, smiling, proud boy. his spirits are so fantastic and the doctors are always so happy... more »

  rkh1250 wrote:

I have worked with non-profit organizations as an employee and as a consultant. I am impressed with how this organization manages its funds, its programs, its volunteer outreach, and I'm beginning to enjoy some of the television programs they produce.... more »

  ilanglazer wrote:

Aleph is a wonderful organization, that has truly advanced so many important issues in the Jewish world. From eco-kashrut and sacred foods to deep spirituality to interfaith work to ageing and so much more, Aleph has really pushed the boundaries of what... more »

  erubin825 wrote:

My experience at Areyvut was a great one where I learned a lot about what it means to get children involved in acts of kindness. They gave me the opportunity to help organize their summer fundraiser, a job I found rewarding for both myself and all the... more »

  HowardAdamLevy wrote:

I have been on three fundraising bike rides for Hazon and loved it so much, I joined the Steering Committee for the New York Ride for the past 2 years. Hazon has made a big difference in my life in terms of connecting my environmental concerns with a... more »

  awzitcer wrote:

I must admit I am a little biased, as a founding member of Kol Tzedek, and a longtime fixture of the board. But it is an incredible intentional community of progressives from all across the religious spectrum. Progressive in the sense that we all agree... more »

  bluetree wrote:

Thanks to Eohim God, Christ Ahnsahnghong and God the Mother, who have come in the flesh according to the prophecy of the bible! Only Christ Ahnsahnghong has restored the Passover for the forgiveness of sins, and God the Mother is dwelling with WMSCOG,... more »

  smolky wrote:

Tikvat Yisrael hosts great Shabbat events every few months. They host a few different minaynim of different denominations and everyone comes together for dinner. The food is by far the best catered shabbat meal I have ver had and all for a reasonable... more »

  SHSD wrote:

Working with The Jewish Women's Foundation of New York has been one of the most rewarding not-for-profit experiences I have ever had. The Foundation is made up of women of all ages, bright and pro-active, all of whom want to learn about and support projects... more »

  tzivisky wrote:

Heritage Retreats provided me with a phenomenal learning experience that allowed me to grow as an individual while giving of myself to others. The program afforded many college age students to explore their heritage in a non judgmental, relaxing, and... more »

  Jonathan24 wrote:

An extremely efficient and well run organization that my wife and I are proud to support. more »

  Meredith wrote:

Growing up I was overly involved with Israel Advocacy, Activism and Jewish Communal organizations. I was one of few from my generation who was affiliated, possessing a strong identity. Eventually I became involved with leadership and realized no matter... more »

  oldiz304 wrote:

Shir Chadash is an incredibly warm and welcoming community. After moving to the area, my family and I were welcomed with open arms. In addition to its warmth, the community has great programming including a fantastic religious school and wonderful adult... more »

  rae4sunshine wrote:

When I first heard about Moishe House my thought was "too good to be true!" I figured there was no way that an organization helped young people rent a house and host events every month. No one was reaching out to local communities in an organic way, so... more »

  Aliza Mazor wrote:

Canfei Nesharim reminds me of "The Little Engine that Could". They have managed with little funding and a small staff to make great strides. Canfei was founded by a small, passionate group who believe in the inherent link between religious Judaism and... more »

  MendyRoss wrote:

Chabad does great work bringing Judaism to the region! more »

  Howie A. wrote:

The Rabbis and members of TORCH are mor of a Family than a group of people getting together for learning. When I met Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe about 2-1/2 years ago it was an immediate fondness for each other on both our parts. Then meeting Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe... more »

  Lieby wrote:

I have personally volunteered with GIGGL. Their concern for every patient is unbelievable! The attention given to every detail is amazing. They do everything possible to bring happiness into these ill children's lives. Go to GIGGL.org to see their work. more »

  Rick Carter wrote:

I walk by Spertus every workday. I rarely see anyone walk in or out. I can't believe this place is still being funded by anyone and its difficult to understand how it can justify its continued existence. The organization made the completely... more »

  lpslps wrote:

This is a unique institution for training Rabbi's Cantors and chaplains for all parts of the Jewish and broader community. It is structured to facilitate learning by people who work elsewhere while attending school. I myself have studied there and received... more »

  davidg1 wrote:

Was stuck b4 the holidays, no synagogue to go... When a friend told me Chabad has open doors. A quick online search let me to Chabad of Flatbush.I was warmly welcomed by Rabbi Zalman Liberow, who with loving smile and big bushy red beard :) handed... more »

  davidkingjer wrote:

This organization has always been available to help anyone that needed help in the world of diabetes. I started with them more than 24 years ago and never regretted a moment Their web site www.jewishdiabetes.org is very informative with important updated... more »

  Rabbi Pinto wrote:

Mosdot Shuva Israel is corrupt. There is no accounting at all for the funds, donations not provided and all one receives is hokey pokey from a Rabbi wearing $10,000 suits and a 12 year old son with a watch worth $25,000. Be Smart people. more »

  jb84 wrote:

I have known Rabbi and Sara Meretsky since 2003 when I was a student at Penn State. They run an amazing Chabad house, and provide a very valuable service to all of the students at Penn State. They run a tight ship, and make very good use of all donations... more »

  SavvyAnne wrote:

Most synagogues are run by a board of lay people who make decisions based on finances. Temple Adath Or is not that way. TAO is led by its esteemed Rabbi Marc Labowitz, whose decisions are based on the spiritual well-being of the membership and individuals.... more »

  BREPUS wrote:

This tiny congregation of 60 members in the heart of the Ozarks is building its first ever synagogue with the help of a Palestinian Muslim named Fadil Bayyari and the support of local Christian churches. Mr. Bayyari offered to build our synagogue at... more »

  shaic wrote:

We can to Israel from South Africa. Coming from a very different school system and society, it was a big challenge for my son to integrate into his new school in Israel. Via Yedidim we received a mentor who made this integration possible. We have no... more »

  HisDeedsWillNotBeForgivenUntilHeMerits wrote:

Great services, great cantor, satisfying experience. Only downside is sort of old run-down building, but apparently they are going to redo it! more »

  disl wrote:

Weird vibes, couldn't get any intros to people, people seemed cliquish and rabbi not so warm either. Here for a visit...won't make same mistake again. Thought it was me, but I am generally attractive, knowledgeable and well liked at my home shul. more »

  Writer wrote:

Young Judaea had a huge impact on me and my family through its unique approach to Israel engagement, leadership development and teen empowerment. From local clubs to summer camp to capstone experiences (summer and gap year) in Israel it prepared me to... more »

  Joel Rich wrote:

Excellent source of Torah knowledge interacting with the modern world. The torah knowledge shared was greatly appreciated and covered many timely topics. more »

  cklimmudla wrote:

I went to Conference two years ago (the first one) not knowing anything about the organization. I was also a little jaded in my own practice of Judaism. I finished the weekend re-energized and just blown away by the range and depth of offerings. I went... more »

  Jolindag9372 wrote:

When my husband was receiving care from VITAS Innovative Hospice earlier this year, we requested a visit from their hospice rabbi. Rabbi Len Muroff helped my family through an extremely difficult time. As unaffiliated, mostly cultural Jews, we didn't... more »

  Joseph wrote:

More than 10 years ago a group of interested citizens who had friends and/or relatives residing in the Hebrew Home formed a group to help improve care residents' were receiving. It was a groups composed of university professors of nursing and other professionals... more »

  Richard Goodwin wrote:

The peace village of Neve Shalom/Wahal al Salam is a shining light that is deperatly needed in that troubled region of the world. Arabs and Jews relating and working together is what God wants from her/his people. The American Friends of Neve... more »

  yoshbrum wrote:

Synagogue 3000 has had a tremendous impact on the way I think about spiritual communities and where the Jewish community is headed into the future. more »

  schudrich wrote:

The Awareness Center is sensitive and caring. It is here for anyone who wants to talk , seek counsel and advice. Vicki Polin is outstanding in her patience and open heart. more »

  naomihecht wrote:

FOR MORE THAN A DECADE, I HAVE EXPERIENCED THE WISDOM, INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY, AND SPIRITUAL DEPTH OF CANTOR EVA AND RABBI STEVE ROBBINS IN VARIOUS SETTINGS, AS TEACHERS, AS CLERGY AND AS COUNSELORS. THEY ARE REAL GEMS. THEY EMBUE A DEEP WARMTH AND... more »

  SallyN wrote:

Darim Online has worked with my synagogue to help them create an online strategy that reaches members and prospects wherever they may be. It makes the synagogue so accessible, and the social networking strategies being employed allow us to connect in... more »

  bonniebluedenim wrote:

Each year our volunteers work over 30,000 hours to provide holiday gifts for over nearly 4,000 children in need in the St. Louis area. We have 15 volunteers who work year round and 50 or more volunteers who work during our toy distribution days or on... more »

  Rabbi Y. wrote:

ReJews is doing critical work to expand ecological awareness in the Jewish community. We enjoy and have benefited greatly from ReJews involvement, and I hope that others will too! more »

  bernardjones198 wrote:

I would advise not to waste your time or money applying. This is a typical political organization who only assists certain people (connections etc) not those truly who need help. Several freinds and family emembers with needs were turned down for no reason.... more »

  j2ulie wrote:

How can you not love Birthright? Free trip, amazing cultural experience, and fantastic trip leaders showing you around the country. Birthright is a fantastic organization which lives up to its high praise. more »

  Yuda C. wrote:

One of the most amazing experiences I had with GoSephardic was at the bonfire by the Sea of Galilee. We were singing and everyone became very emotional and started sharing their hardships and where they want to improve in life as well as connecting to... more »

  mary.folan wrote:

I started volunteering at Friedman Place my sophomore year in 2011 for my school service hours. After I finished my service hours I did not come back until my senior year when I decided I wanted to get more involved, so the summer before my senior year... more »

  aweiser wrote:

The Newberger Hillel at the University of Chicago is an exciting, innovative, and welcoming community. I am very grateful to have been a part of this community for the past four years. more »

  jt2 wrote:

This group is a political lobby, not a charity. They do no charitable work whatsoever. more »

  bronnac wrote:

This organization has contacted me repeatedly by phone. They refuse to take no for an answer, and keep calling again and again (within just a few days or weeks) after you have told them more »

  seaweedinspector wrote:

i like the Foundation's intent and have made modest contributions over the years. Since I am 84 myself, I well understand the trials endured by older people. I do wish it had a higher star rating,though, and perhaps if the director's salary were reduced... more »

  haniveah wrote:

In 1994 Project Kesher brought together Jewish women from the former Soviet Union with Jewish women from around the world. The first agenda was to help these women strengthen their Jewish identity. Since then Jewish women in Ukraine, Russia, Moldova and... more »

  alison wrote:

Chabad Lubavitch on the Galt has been an amazing part of my life for 20 years now. They have done such extraordinary things. Chabad has helped me keep my Jewish faith enriched, alive and nourished. However, it has been the past 3 years that they have... more »

  BDisney wrote:

Compassion Coalition is the glue that holds the Churches, Community and Nonprofits together. As a Case Manager who works with the Homless I remember the disconnect before Compassion Coalition. Now there is a coordinated effort in Knoxville/Knox County... more »

  Jeff wrote:

I have experienced many different Jewish holidays and attend a weekly learning session with the Rabbi. The Rabbi & his wife and whole family are warm, giving, caring, learned people who clearly care about transmitting Jewish learning, values without... more »

  BandGwolf wrote:

The Blue Card is an organization that supports, financially and otherwise, destitute Holocaust survivors. With minuscule administration expense, covered by bequests and grants, it funnels 100% of contributions into aid to themost severely impoverished,... more »

  monsey wrote:

best org ever saw everytime i send of of my friends to get help from them they come back to me blown away the kind of service and dignity they treat there recipients more »

  toastntea wrote:

I've been to the Chabad Food Pantry three times. The people there were very understanding and respectful of my situation. Been out of work for much time and needed a listening ear. They were fantastic. Thank you for being there in my time of need. May... more »

  adambaumwald wrote:

Pearlstone is a hidden gem in Baltimore county. This place truly encapsulates Jewish values paired with sustainability and spirituality. This place touches people in ways that are hard to explain unless you’ve experienced it in person. The tranquil... more »

  Dror4Wounded wrote:

I did Sar El in the summer of 2008. Amazing experience of volunteering on an army base. Thousands of people from around the world have done this and Volunteers for Israel coordinates this process. more »

  CherylT wrote:

Jews for Judaism strengthens Jewish identity through innovative programming, outreach, and community advocacy that exposes deceptive conversion tactics and celebrates the beauty of Judaism. The east coast division is reputably run by Executive Director... more »

  liveoncoke wrote:

A great yeshiva which produced amazing alumni .All my friends who have learned there really stand out with exemplary character traits . more »

  Hinda Rochel wrote:

I work for the Jerusalem branch of Yad Ezra v'Shulamit. The staff, both paid and volunteers, put their all into this organization. They work hard to help those in need by providing food, clothing and school supplies for children, and helping the breadwinners... more »

  tirtzaross wrote:

Spent a wonderful Shabbos at Chabad. The food was great and the company was better! more »

  Jung0221 wrote:

I’m a volunteer there, and I know that although it’s named Jewish Community Free Clinic, anyone can make an appointment if they need medical help and are without a normal healthcare. I personally feel that it’s still underappreciated for what it... more »

  ygomc77 wrote:

This Yeshiva was just opened last year and has already established itself as a premier Yeshiva with exceptional students and shiurim on the highest level. Rabbi Yacov Dovid Wasserman is the Rosh Yeshiva, his understanding of his students is exceptional.... more »

  saraH wrote:

I first heard about Efrat a few years ago and didn't look into it much, thought it was nice and gave my $18 proudly. This year I learned what they really do & it's out of this world! Everyone one the staff has a heart of gold. They don't judge, they... more »

  Barbara M wrote:

I have been affiliated with TBOR for about a year. This is a wonderful, warm, welcoming group with a lot to offer. Rosh Hashonah services were interesting, musical, and inspiring. more »

  111 wrote:

This organization is quickly becoming a dinosaur. Resources have not been allocated for engaging the next generation of donor, utilizing technology for fundraising, or generally taking the organization to the next level. more »

  Miriam B. wrote:

He has been ill for so long, he is the last survivor of a nationwide blood products contamination, which made many sick during the mid-1980's in France. The three sicknesses may have gone to his head. My husband became incompetent from transfusion-acquired... more »

  kapland wrote:

USCJ is an integral part of the fabric of Jewish life in America. The programs that they manage provide meaningful and transformational experiences for all ages--from tots to older adults. Your contribution will help strengthen vital initiatives in North... more »

  Maurice K. wrote:

NAJC is the professional association of Jewish Chaplains. The educational and advocacy efforts the organization makes has helped raise the visibility of Jewish professional Chaplains. With the inauguration of www.najc.com, NAJC has put on a useful... more »

  ahersh wrote:

i was needed in a yeshua and in the week that i gave for this yeshiva i was helpt thanks more »

  Nechama wrote:

CaLC has a wonderful Hebrew School. The JLIteens classes are educational and interactive. Programming for kids and families are fun. Adult Education is deep and intellectual. Services are uplifting and meaningful. The Rabbi is a great speaker (and my... more »

  Josh77 wrote:

This organization, "JEC", is dishonest about its intent, affiliations, and actions. It pretends to be a non-religious or unaffiliated organization, but is a front for ultra-orthodox rabbis to pressure you to become more religious: http://www.forward.com/articles/112920/ http://www.forward.com/articles/113276/ Their... more »

  Ilana S. wrote:

Surpise Lake Camp is by far a one of a kind place. It has shaped my life in a number of ways. I highly recommend this camp. It is a special place that will be part of your life forever. Once you are apart of it, you become part of this amazing SLC family. more »

  urgentineedhelp wrote:

Aish Hatorah spreads judaism to all jews. It is an open-minded caring organization that recognizes the important need to share the special culture to our jewish brethren that are as of yet unaffiliated. I have benefited from their teaching as well as... more »

  haimhaim wrote:

We've been connected To HaRav Kenig, shlita for many years. We're happy his supporters have formed this new non-profit to support his important work in the Holy City of Tsfat more »

  WillyB wrote:

If you are a Christian looking for a ministry which really makes a difference in Israel, this is one of the best. I've visited the ministry in person and have found them to be the "real deal". The representatives have a heart for Israel and have been... more »

  Freedcom wrote:

Transformative! Romemu is a joyous, musical, contemplative, magical experience. R.David Ingber is a bright light in Judaism. His practice is ancient and modern, and the growing numbers prove he is on the right track to reach spiritual searchers. Amazing. more »

  michelle22 wrote:

I've found the IJW to be a great place to meet open-minded Jewish women in the Houston area. The Second Thursday discussions are lively and informative and provide a safe place to have frank conversations about contemporary issues informed by Jewish teachings... more »

  vets613 wrote:

JUSA's new program, the Veteran Circle of Friends program is a remarkable initiative that aims to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for veterans to connect, share experiences, and forge meaningful friendships. Having had the privilege of... more »

  Cheryl wrote:

Temple Shalom of Delotona runs a non-denominational Food Bank (the Micheal J Weill Food Bank) that seeks to assist any needy local family. This food bank is currently assisting families in both Volusia and Seminole counties. more »

  Dave58 wrote:

I am always impressed by the professionalism that the management of the Academy shows and I can see the direct results in the educational impact of our children. I feel proud and privileged to play even a small role in guiding MJBHA's mission. more »

  Zeev wrote:

BDHL Shul is a most amazing Synagogue & Jewish Centre. When I was staying in the Aventura area for a while, it served as my second home for me. The Rabbi - Rabbi Wolf - is a tremendous individual, who cared for me like a member of the community. The communal... more »

  n wrote:

JCHS provides opportunities for Jewish students like no other school. Incredible academics, as well as a really incredible, close knit faculty. Even in hard financial times, they make sure their students can do anything, no matter what their financial... more »

  sarah10952 wrote:

Thaw are tzadikam for providing this help for klal yisrol more »

  benmiller wrote:

I donated to Eitz Chaim - which means Tree of Life - on give2gether.com (here's the link: http://www.give2gether.com/projects/eitz-chaim/). It is a very worthy cause, dedicated to the memory of Chaim Warman, a 21 year old boy who was killed in a motorcycle... more »

  Micah wrote:

Established in 1970, UCSJ was, until the fall of the Iron Curtain, a major "activist" Soviet Jewry NGO, the "voice of the Refuseniks in the West." Since 1990 it has become a human rights and rule of law NGO, specializing in the monitoring of antisemitic... more »

  Etzyoni wrote:

We received a telephone call 1/25/13 am, identifying themselves from Yad L' Shabbat, with a caller ID telephone number that is no longer in service. Usually I don't even answer the phone, letting the answering machine do its thing. This time, however,... more »

  David390 wrote:

It's hard to say good or bad things about this organization simply because 14454 friar st doesn't exist, therefore this organization doesn't exist. more »

  Brenda wrote:

I have been involved with Gateways, particularly their professional development arm that enters various schools and provides PD as well as one-on-one coaching to teachers in order to ensure that all students are learning and maximizing their potential.... more »

  MisterGee wrote:

A Great Synagogue Where Everyone Is Welcome! And They Always Help Out The Less Fortunate Congregants! Rabbi Horowitz Keep Up The Great Work! more »

  FrederickHertz wrote:

The SF Jewish Film Festival is a stellar organization -- celebrating 30 years of presenting creative, edgy, stimulating film and discussions throughout the SF Bay Area. I've been a member of the audience for nearly 30 years, and a donor for more than... more »

  Karolyn B. wrote:

JCC motivated by Jewish values and desire to create community. They deliver food to low-income families, teach classes, dynamic speakers, and even provide chaplaincy services for those in need. I've never seen a J like this! more »

  MeirSpira wrote:

I'm a child in this school so i know how it feelsThe rebbaim don`t care you could tell that the staff get paid pennies there was never a story that the rebbe was wrongI promise you no child came out of there liking the schoolthey are the... more »

  poetrydancer wrote:

This is a little Sephardic minyan in a storefront. There is no rabbi. Services are Orthodox. Working class congregation--whatever money comes in obviously goes for rent and food for kiddush, which is very nice. Friendly people. more »

  Libby123 wrote:

Thank you so much Aish MN for changing my life. The devoted Rabbi and his wife, truly make my family and me feel welcome. I have learned so much about my Jewish heritage from Aish, it has truly inspired me to live a better life and become more Jewishly... more »

  stevenlorch wrote:

I first learned about the Zamir Chorale when, as a teenager, my parents took me to see their concert in Town Hall. I was captivated by the high quality of their performance, their passion, the spirited leadership of the conductor, and the dozens of cute... more »

  littleduck wrote:

Very good nonprofit. They have always been nice to me. They always took the time to answer my questions. They sent me free literature and learning material and never asked me for a dime. more »

  DMcMahon wrote:

A friendly community organization that invites everyone to be part of the solution to ending homelessness in the greater Pittsburgh area. more »

  Snufkin007 wrote:

I am trully amazed by the level of dedication and ability to make a real lasting impact that Priority-1 has. The level of humility that they exude is truly pure. They dont toot their own horn, they dont claim to be anything more than who they are, and... more »

Kehilas Moreshes Yaakov created by Russian Jews to help other Russian speaking Jewish immigrants to USA get established in new... more »

  Linda Ruth D. wrote:

Dear Rabbi's, I'm sending this Message Because....people Hope in God....if there Was a "Pass-Over" for a Nuclear Holocaust..God would Be Real..like its the Impossible to even think of..But in the Prophet Jonah it has just such occasion. If you Went Down... more »

Colel Chabad helps those who are too old or disabled to fend for themselves as well as individuals and families in crisis such... more »

  littlesti wrote:

My family is has been part of this Shalheves Kodesh for many years- probably since it opened. The Shul is like family... it is a small shteibel-type of structure, and the members really get to know one another. We feel like family, and act like family.... more »

  neil wrote:

I had a great time at os. The teaching staff were great and the facilities are georgeous. i liked the fact that the students were from all over and culturally diverese. the oriontation is very orthodox but there is no pressure to be religious. i look... more »

  Acmolot wrote:

My wife and I joined Germantown Jewish Centre (GJC) in 2004 and our experiences have been uniformly positive. There is a great (and growing) group of young couples that have moved to Mount Airy and associate with the synagogue for both its pluralistic... more »

  thankful wrote:

The Aleph Institute is a not-for profit Jewish religious, educational, humanitarian organization, serving the Jewish community. We offer a multitude of services to Jewish men and women confined and their families, focused on the premise that "no Jew is... more »

  Writer wrote:

The religious school teachers are in the dark ages when it comes to awareness of bullying. They actually told my child, "well, you should have more self-respect" and "kids will be kids" when he was bullied. When we took this up with the director of the... more »

  Robyn Spirtas wrote:

Temple Beth El Bradenton/Lakewood Ranch is a wonderful, loving, reform Jewish congregation that falls under the "Jewish Community of Manatee" non-profit. The Rabbi is amazing. They have musical services, celebrate holidays, hold all types of activities.... more »

  Pamela23 wrote:

NTHC is North Tahoe's Reform Jewish congregation. Guests and vacationers are welcome to attend our services. Our congregation is always happy to see new faces and welcome them to our services, events or even a pot luck dinner. If you are visiting Lake... more »

  dahurwitz wrote:

The Lenny Zakim Fund was started by Lenny Zakim, former Exec Director of the ADL NE Regional office, and a consummate bridge builder to all people and organizations. The center-piece cable-stayed bridge built as part of the Big Dig in Boston is named... more »

  inspired wrote:

I traveled to Israel with RHR a couple of times, to volunteer in their planting of trees on both sides of the green line as well as to witness for myself what is happening there.I was educated by great leaders as well as parents who have lost children,... more »

  KennethAM wrote:

I’ve had the worst experience with this charity, I wish I did my homework before donating to them. The tax papers is a joke and the “vacation” voucher is a pay to play scheme - I originally wanted to SELL my car but they convinced me to donate it,... more »

  joan_1 wrote:

Hi everyone Am here to testify of a great and powerful spell caster called Dr Tunde I was so confused and devastated when my husband left me without a word, I needed him back desperately because i loved him so much. So a friend of mine introduced me... more »

  ebjhep wrote:

The JRC of the Poconos is a warm, welcoming organization that includes people from all walks of life. They are currently expanding their services to reach even more people, and have a wonderful work ethic and care for the entire local community. From... more »

  Lauren_L wrote:

Congregation Etz Chaim NWA www.etzchaimnwa.org is sponsoring Project 613 – a community effort to restore an orphaned and damaged Torah that is approximately 200 years old and was recovered in Prague after the Holocaust. Once restored the Torah... more »

  soosim wrote:

the mitzvah heroes fund has been very helpful in understanding the simple and direct way to give to super non-profits in israel and the in the united states. they are quick to respond to emails and phone calls, have impeccable credentials and recommendations.... more »

  abraham w wrote:

I know a lot of poor people who received aid when they need it, thanks for the grand rabbi keep on the good work more »

  elimelechf wrote:

This is a great organization that provides assistance and guidance to all. The Rabbi is undoubtedly the most generous individual I have ever met. He is giving, kind and most of all, a tremendous mentor. His insight and wisdom is that of real Tzaddik.... more »

  miriamjayne613 wrote:

What a gem of an organization, doing truly meaningful work. more »

  kathy h wrote:

Every time I go to Institute, I feel like I have come home. The atmosphere is welcoming, old friends pick up where we left off, new friends become part of the magic, the courses are amazing, the discussions at mealtimes are energizing, and I never want... more »

  JerryC wrote:

Temple Beth Ami is more than a congregation, it is a home! When we were shopping for synagogues one Friday night, I heard the cantor singing songs from my youth group days, and at the oneg, the Rabbi came up to greet us personally. This was the ONLY synagogue... more »

  josephinemcghee21 wrote:

THIS IS A SCAM PLEASE BE AWARE ARE THAT IS A SCAM. This company is not legit. THEY CLAIM TO BE A NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION. If you receive an email from jingghen001@yahoo. Or jamesfreeman642@yahoo.com via yahoo messenger. Please don't respond. THIS... more »

  limegreenbeez wrote:

The Chapel Hill Kehillah is the synagogue by which I compare all others. It is difficult to be so far away from my spiritual home. If you have a need for a welcoming, diverse, and wonderfully familial synagogue, look no further. If you love to sing,... more »

  noraroth613 wrote:

This "Heritage Foundation" is really an alter ego publishing company disguised as a Charity. How is it that this "Charity's" program expenses continually and repeatedly exceed its revenue? How can it continue to operate as a charity? Because the program... more »

  moochie17756 wrote:

I am impressed by the way this organization is run. They work long and hard to support the needs of our community. more »

  Louma L. wrote:

What can I say... The adventure of a lifetime! I found myself at Livnot... The love, the friendship, the spirituality, the solidarity is unbelievable. Sometimes I wonder if it was all a wonderful dream I made up, then I look next to me and I... more »

  Fannie wrote:

I have volunteered at Hazon Yeshaya several times and go there whenever I am in Israel to help prepare and serve meals to the needy. Hazon Yeshaya has an amazing staff of people in the kitchen and offices. They always have a smile on, or are singing and... more »

  student wrote:

I take courses at Drisha because the instructors consistently teach Jewish biblical texts in an honest and thoughtful way. They encourage discussion, individual analysis, and collaborative learning. As teachers and learners, women and men are equally... more »

  Lisa452 wrote:

G-dcast is making animated videos and apps that I trust enough to give my phone to my kids. I make a monthly donation of $18 as a thank you. more »

  abestru wrote:

CHESED OF WILLIAMSBURG… was founded in 1998, the culmination of a dream by two motivated members of the , a volunteer EMS organization, who shared an elderly and lonely neighbor who was in the hospital. Not only did they tend to the medical needs of... more »

  america123 wrote:

from Sydney: www.usathinkingteam.com We interview people worldwide about their faith, Jews For Jesus is as honest , good and as Godly as it gets. I volunteer to help JFJ as often as possible explaining all the wonderful things that happen to an... more »

  markchapl wrote:

I needed a prayer service in South Brunswick, Rabbi Mendy Carlebach and his wife Chumy were amazing! They welcomed me into their Chabad House and home like I was family. I highly recommend anyone that needs a Rabbi or Clergy in the Brunswick area of New... more »

  SalBa1 wrote:

I just love this Museum and I donate every year. Immigrants of all religions played a very important part in establishing this country. This museum is committed to carrying on the stories of those who played integral parts and preserving their stories.... more »

  lisacolton wrote:

I am commonly heard saying this congregation is the best local Jewish community outside of Jerusalem. Members take ownership for the richness and vibrancy of the community and programs, support each other inside and outside of the building, and are thinking... more »

  Velma A. B. wrote:

We became more aware of Beth Israel of Bloomsburg after the attack on a synagogue in Pittsburgh and through Press-Enterprise reporter Susan Swartz, who is a member of Beth Israel. Instead of shying away from public notoriety following the Pittsburgh... more »

  MarleneLois wrote:

The Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington (JGSGW) was established as a non-profit society in 1980. In 1982, 1988, 1995, 2003 and 2011, JGSGW was the host society for the annual conference of the International Association of Jewish Genealogical... more »

  Rebecca B.4 wrote:

I have been a volunteer with JUFJ in DC for the past two and a half years. I was drawn to JUFJ because I wanted to get involved with working for local change in DC. JUFJ is an incredibly effective organization in organizing for legislative and policy... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Chabad of River North has such an important mission of empowering the Jewish community in downtown Chicago! Rabbi Avraham Kagan is a longtime friend and wonderful human who cares for all people he touches & is a master at bringing people together for... more »

  joeys980 wrote:

They are a very big scam. They are ashkenazic Jews who dislike Sephardic Jews. They have no respect for others and for others businesses. They owe me money that they still never paid me back. They are thiefs these Rabbis aren't even 100% real Rabbis they... more »

Dissemination & promotion of orthodox judaic heritage & philosophies. more »

Temple Mount Sinai is a congregation of supportive, caring and diverse people with a rich history.Temple is a place for prayer,... more »