Photo credits (Left to right:) Jewish Deaf Association, Israeli Dance Institute, Jami, Jewish Child’s Day, Friends of Lubavitch Scotland.
Jewish people are renowned for being generous when it comes to charitable giving.
Many try to make a special point of supporting Jewish charities, believing that if they don’t, no-one else will.
Legacies and bequests are a valuable form of income for many charities and donors often rely on solicitors when choosing voluntary organisations to benefit from bequests in their wills – or to make donations in their lifetimes.
The Jewish Charity Guide is the only publication that specifically lists (online) around 500 UK registered Jewish charities serving the Jewish community at home, in Israel and throughout the world.
The printed copy of the Jewish Charity Guide is revised, updated and published every July, with charities categorised under subject headings to make selection easier. The website is updated regularly so you can always check back here for the latest information and contact details on UK Jewish charities.
Each year, we send the Guide free to around 2700 contacts, including solicitors’ practices in Jewish conurbations, synagogues and communal organisations, Jewish philanthropists and administrators of charitable trusts. Some libraries will also carry current versions of the guide in their reference sections.
The Guide is also a vital communal reference tool for people needing to contact Jewish charities for help, or to offer donations, voluntary services, or unwanted goods for charity shops and redistribution to people in need.
To make an informed choice about Jewish charities go straight to the Jewish Charity Guide.
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When UK Toremet receives private donations from UK tax payers that are eligible and approved for Gift Aid, 100% of the received donation is transferred to the recipient agency and, being a charity itself, UKT will claim the Gift Aid to help cover its expenses in operating this facility. Where Gift Aid is not received, UKT will retain 5% of the received donation for this purpose.
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