A philanthropic partnership of North Americans and Israelis dedicated to strengthening democracy and advancing social justice and religious pluralism in Israel.

National coordinating agency for nearly 150 Orthodox congregations throughout the United States and Canada.

An international academic seminar for young Jewish leaders, about Jewish studies and community building and information for alumni and potential recipients of Nahum Goldmann Fellowship.

A Jewish outdoors organization. Chapters located throughout the United States, Canada, and Israel.

Information on their adult education program that is a two week camp.

Contributions are granted to a broad spectrum of nonprofit organizations confronting hunger in the United States and around the world.

Information on Aliya, Neo-Zionism, Kumah's activities and events.

Independent non-profit organization that promotes and supports Jewish continuity, celebrating Jewish heritage, observance and ancestry

Kolot is a pluralistic Bet Midrash in Israel, focused on cultivating a culture of social involvement and commitment, drawn from a renewed and profound knowledge of Jewish texts.

Includes reports on the activities, leadership and finances of Jewish non-profits: guidelines for giving, and textual sources on giving charity.

A source of information for everything Jewish around the world, as well as a communication network for Jewish communities in more than 120 countries.

Outreach to intermarried Jews. Fun learning about Jewish holidays and religious practices.

Charitable organization specializing in development of Israeli land and infrastructure, especially planting trees.

Provides Rabbinical services for weddings, funerals, divorces, and conversions in the greater New York City area, with varying levels of religious content.

A clearinghouse for Jewish communal jobs which offers links to positions with Jewish organizations, and option for employers to list jobs.

The national public affairs arm of the organized Jewish community.

To ensure the rights and protection of Jews as individuals and as a community of San Francisco area.

A separate tax exempt, non-profit foundation organized to sustain the Jewish people, to enhance the Jewish life and to strengthen the Jewish community through planned giving.

Liberal orientation serving Jewish communities worldwide with a variety of programs.

Details its interest-free loan services available to Jewish people in San Francisco, the East Bay, South Bay, and Sacramento, California.

The aim of this group of Israelis is to influence Israeli public opinion and lead it towards peace and conciliation with the Palestinian people. Offers new articles, forums for discussions and information on the group's activities. [Arabic, English, Hebrew, Russian]

Bridge of Understanding invites Jewish Americans to experience their own first hand encounter of modern Germany.

The mission of Genesis Philanthropy Group is to develop and enhance Jewish identity among Russian-speaking Jews worldwide, with a particular emphasis on the former Soviet Union, North America, and Israel, where up to three million Russian-speaking Jews reside.