Umbrella charitable organization that raises funds for local Jewish federations, Jewish organizations worldwide, and the Jewish Agency for Israel.

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.

Serve member companies from Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Israel.

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

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

Secular, cultural Jewish Organization in North America.

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

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

A rabbinical court which serves affiliated and unaffiliated Jews.

A variety of spiritual, educational, cultural, and social resources and activities that motivate and facilitate unity in the Jewish community.

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

The representative organisation of British Jewry with information on the British Jewish community.

The national public affairs arm of the organized Jewish community.

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.

Established to assist Jewish families in need.

The Rabbinic Center for Research and Counseling is the first organization established to promote research on intermarriage and to serve the needs of intermarrying and intermarried couples.

Site has information on events, programs and resources.

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

Foundation for Tikkun Olam. Includes - Search for a Jewish Leader, Jewish Holyday messages, "Jewish View" TV interview, and Jewish essays including "Applied Kabbalah" and "Science and Kedusha."

An organization dedicated to Cholent.

Jewish law and its contribution to modern society.

A network of Jewish service organisations providing opportunities for youth and adults to engage in Tikkun Olam. Information for high school, collegiate, and post-collegiate individuals.

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

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

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

Providing assistance, referrals, aid and education for the unaffiliated Jewish Community and interfaith families.

Information on Jewish values, ethics, education and spirituality. Includes Jewish law.

The dominant fundraising arm for American Jewry.

A leadership group bringing together rabbis, rashei yeshiva, and lay leaders, in common cause.

Serving 980 Orthodox Rabbis in the United States, Canada, Israel and throughout the world.

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

A coalition of over 250 affiliated brotherhoods across North America. Involved in youth education, adult education, social action, and fellowship activities.

A non-profit organization aimed at restoring Jewish cultural heritage in the Yaroslavl region.

Non profit organisation focused on Judaic culture. Includes details of projects, exhibits, and tour offered, plus related links and a gift shop.

Trans-denominational education and outreach organization dedicated to promoting the principles of traditional Judaism. Includes news, discussion, and links to resources.

Offers news, events and opportunities in the Greater New Haven area.

A non-profit organization dedicated to assisting with the revitalization of Jewish life in Cuba and to working to improve the physical and spiritual well-being of the Jews of Cuba and the new Cuban Olim to Israel.

An organization that reaches and teaches Judaism across the age span under the leadership of Rabbi Chaim Prussman.

Fauquier Jewish Congregation in Fauquier County, Virginia serves the Fauquier and Warrenton area as a religious and cultural organization.

An informal New York City based club that brings modern orthodox singles to the great outdoors for hikes and other fun outings. Information on trips included in site.

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

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.

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

The Ta'ayush organization works to bring an end to the demolition of Palestinian homes and the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Current news and information on upcoming events.

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.

General information on the cultural, religious, educational, social, and political needs of the Jewish undergraduate and graduate students.

Established in 1983, to initiate and execute projects related to the rescue, rehabilitation, dissemination, and exhibition of Judaica. Resources include exhibit information, dead see scrolls history and images, and a Renaissance gallery of current artists with ordering information.

Worldwide Jewish community service organization.

Free web sites for chesed organizations; resources and information; Community newsletter.

Oorah, which means "Awaken," was founded in 1980 with the goal of awakening Jewish children and their families to their heritage. We seek out families who are interested in enriching their spiritual lives, and provide them with the right resources to succeed. Oorah enables children to enroll in Jewish day schools or yeshivos, where they receive a full religious and secular education straight through high school. Endorsed by many Gedolim.

Non-profit organization advocates for Jewish soldiers by working with the military and the U.S. Congress, provides educational resources, and offers books, kosher food, and the full spectrum of ritual services.