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020 7446 8660
B’nai B’rith UK
(0)20 7604 3991
Ben Uri Gallery, The London Jewish Museum of Art
108a Boundary Road
London
NW8 0RH
Founded in July 1915 in Whitechapel, Ben Uri has proudly been at the forefront of Yiddish culture and British art for over 100 years. The museum is the oldest cultural institution in the community. Today it is universally acclaimed for its role in protecting, acquiring, educating, and celebrating the artistic achievements of European Jewish artists, and sharing their rich contribution with some 400,000 people a year from across the cultural divides.
The museum has no endowment and no guaranteed income and relies on its own efforts and your generosity and shared vision.
(0)20 3092 4643
British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel
168 Shoreditch High Street
London
E1 6RA
The British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel, (BFAMI), is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to raising funds to support educational programmes run by the Art Museums of Israel. These programmes share the rich artistic culture and history of Israel alongside prominent international contemporary art, with future generations across all strata of society.
Founded in 1947, BFAMI originally obtained funds solely for the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and later for the Israel Museum, Jerusalem when it was founded in 1965. We have since expanded our support to educational programmes run by additional contemporary Art Museums in Israel, including the Be’eri Gallery, Design Museum, Haifa Museum of Art, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Janco Dada Museum, Mishkan Museum of Art Ein Harod, Museums of Bat Yam (MoBY), Nachum Gutman Museum of Art, Negev Museum, Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Rubin Museum, Wilfrid Israel Museum, ZUMU, plus several other Art Museums.
BFAMI supports art educational programmes promoting interaction among Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Bedouin and Druze communities. The Emergency Relief Programmes encompass the acquisition of art kits and materials for displaced children, trauma relief sessions for the elderly and their families who were forced to leave their homes and communities, art scholarships for individuals with special needs & those who are disadvantaged across all age groups. It also supports art therapy classes for at risk youths, and, specialized art education programmes in partnership with local schools and hospitals, to name just a few.
(0)20 8349 5757
British Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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07968 529609
Foundation for Jewish Heritage
Hendon
London
Middx, NW4 3RR
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020 7009 9649
Jerusalem Foundation
London
W1U 8HA
Founded by legendary Mayor Teddy Kollek over fifty years ago the Jerusalem Foundation’s mission is to shape a modern, unified and vibrant city by creating opportunities for all of Jerusalem’s population groups. Identifying and funding projects to aid and promote communal strength, arts and culture, future leadership and education, and heritage preservation. The Foundation builds philanthropic partnerships and matches donors to worthy projects, preserving the city’s past and laying the groundwork for a dynamic future.
The Jerusalem Foundation – Your share in Jerusalem.
(0)20 8989 8990
Jewish Lads’ and Girls’ Brigade
020 7284 7384
Jewish Museum London
020 7898 4307
Jewish Music Institute
Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square,
London
WC1H 0XG
We are the Jewish Music Institute. We curate, educate and celebrate — bringing to life this rich seam in world culture. Our mission encompasses the music of the Jewish people wherever they are and wherever they have been, preserving and developing this great genre for the benefit of present and future generations.
We are an independent arts organisation that began in 1983 and moved to our current home at SOAS, University of London in March 2000. JMI brings Jewish music to the mainstream British and international cultural arena for people of all ages, backgrounds and cultures. In recognition of the value if its work, JMI has been included in the Arts Council England National Portfolio since 2023
020 7433 8962
JW3 Jewish Community Centre London
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(0)20 7242 8300 / 07305 018022
League of Jewish Women
Herman Hill
Wanstead, London
E11 1UL
The League of Jewish Women is a long established charity founded in 1943. Our aims are to give service to the communities we live in, and to give hands-on help where there is a need, irrespective of ethnic grouping, gender or religion. We provide volunteer help in many diverse places such as schools, prisons, hospices and day centres. We work with other organizations such as Macmillan nurses, Witness and Victim Support and Jewish Care. We are the UK affiliate of the International Council of Jewish Women and therefore have worldwide links and are also affiliated to other national women’s organizations.
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