B
020 7446 8660
B’nai B’rith UK
020 8815 3920
Bayis Sheli
020 3746 3803
Bedside Kosher
020 8211 8081
Beis Brucha
020 8806 3336
Beis Malka
(0)20 8458 2455
Beit Halochem UK
One Bridge Lane
London
NW11 0EA
Beit Halochem UK is a registered charity which is responsible for raising funds for our four Beit Halochem Rehabilitation Centres in Israel. Beit Halochem is the only official organisation in Israel which looks after the 54,000 wounded IDF veterans and victims of terror. Our facilities provide a blend of exceptional rehabilitative services including physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and chiropractic treatments conducted alongside social and specialised sport options, educational programmes, and a vast range of creative activities.
At the core of Beit Halochem’s mission is the commitment to assisting these extraordinary individuals in reclaiming as much of a normal life as possible after making immense sacrifices to safeguard the State of Israel and its people.
020 3778 2068
Ben Gurion University Foundation
(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.
+972 588926149
Bet Elazraki
7 Rabbi Tarfon Street
Netanya
4244807
01623 383 627
Beth Shalom Holocaust Memorial Centre
0121 458 5000
Birmingham Jewish Community Care
0121 144 6673
Birmingham Lubavitch Centre
(0)20 7543 5400
Board of Deputies Charitable Foundation
020 8090 5094
Boys Club House (The)
01273 354 600
Brighton & Hove Jewish Welfare Board
01273 332 919
Brighton & Hove Lubavitch Foundation
020 7096 1532
British Aid Committee for the Jewish Institute for the Blind, Jerusalem
7 Belgrave Gardens
London
NW8 0QY
0800 234 3782
British Friends of ADI Israel
London
NW3 7PG
By reimagining rehabilitation, ADI is advancing ability for all – empowering children, adolescents and adults with severe disabilities and providing cutting edge therapeutic and recovery services for anyone touched by disability.
ADI provides its residents and special education students with the individualized growth plans and specialized services they need to grow and thrive, its rehabilitation patients with the inpatient and outpatient treatments and therapies they need to heal and return to their lives, and the community at large with tangible opportunities for encountering disability, raising awareness, and promoting acceptance.
(0)20 7486 7394
British Friends of Bar-Ilan University
020 8090 8421
British Friends of Boys Town Jerusalem
(0)20 8458 9999
British Friends of Ezer Mizion
020 8209 0159
British Friends of Ezer Mizion
020 8457 2642
British Friends of Gesher
020 7167 9150
British Friends of Haifa University
020 8202 2282
British Friends of Hala Jerusalem Comprehensive Breast Center
020 8809 1756
British Friends of Kupat Ha’ir
07947 695136
British Friends of Mayanei Hayeshua
020 8458 9911
British Friends of Midrash Shmuel
07595 342491
British Friends of Migdal Ohr
020 7612 1240
British Friends of Or Chadesh
020 7330 0000
British Friends of Orchos Chaim
020 8953 0832
British Friends of Orr Shalom
07812 641210
British Friends of Rambam Medical Centre
120 Regents Park Road
London
N3 3HY
British Friends of Rambam was established to support the largest hospital in Northern Israel, Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa, a 1,100-bed academic hospital serving over 2.5 million residents.
Rambam Healthcare Campus is world-renowned for its vast experience in Oncology, Cardiology, R&D, mental health and treating trauma patients during peacetime and war. As the referral centre for 12 district hospitals and the only Level-1 trauma centre in Northern Israel, Rambam’s patient and staff population is diverse, including Jews, Christians, Muslims and Druze.
Currently prepared for any scenario, Rambam is home to the 2000-bed Sammy Ofer Fortified Underground Emergency Hospital – a 1,500 space car park in peacetime, which seamlessly converts, within hours, to a fortified hospital protected against missiles and other lethal threats.
+972 50 8288208
British Friends of Sarah Herzog Hospital – Jerusalem
Elstree
WD6 3PW
Herzog Medical Centre, established in 1894 is Israel’s foremost centre for geriatric, rehabilitation, respiratory, mental health and psychotrauma care, treatment and research. Since the war started we have received close to 100 patients from hospitals in the South in order to make more beds available at hospitals in those regions. Our 160-bed sheltered emergency underground hospital has been activated.
We have dramatically expanded all of our mental health and psychotrauma services to help the thousands of people affected emotionally by the war. We are working with the soldiers, survivors of the massacre on October 7, and families evacuated from their homes, to assist them to begin to deal with the short-term and long-term mental health challenges they face.
Trustees: Jonathan Lauffer, Stephen Forman, Rachelle Goldberg, Michael Fertleman
020 8806 9636
British Friends of Seeach Sod
0161 166 3492
British Friends of Shaerit Israel
(0)20 8387 1221
British Friends of Shalva
Theobald Street
Borehamwood, Herts.
WD6 4PJ
Shalva, the Israel Association for the Care and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities, is dedicated to providing transformative care for individuals with disabilities, empowering their families and promoting social inclusion. Non-denominational, Shalva’s programmes provide an all-encompassing range of services for thousands of individuals from infancy to adulthood. Additionally, Shalva supports and enables families to raise their children with disabilities within the family framework. Through more than three decades of award-winning programmes, Shalva partners with various institutions in advocacy efforts and is a leader in inclusion activities.
The Shalva National Centre’s advanced programmes and facilities create new frontiers in disability rehabilitation, research, and inclusion; defining new standards in the field and impacting the world beyond those in Shalva’s direct care. https://www.facebook.com/ShalvaUK
0191 420 4292
British Friends of Shema Kolenu
0191 478 6427
British Friends of Shema Kolenu
(0)20 8209 3010
British Friends of Shuvu
020 8455 4785
British Friends of Shvut Ami
020 8903 8746
British Friends of the Israel War Disabled Trust
(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.
020 3036 7000
British Friends of the Bible Lands Museum
020 3036 7000
British Friends of The Bible Lane Museum
(0)20 8349 5757
British Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
020 8207 2627
British Friends of the Israel Free Loan Association
020 7317 8980
British Friends of the Jaffa Institute
32 Hampstead High Street
London
NW3 1QD
Established in 1982, the Jaffa Institute is at the forefront of poverty alleviation in Israel. Our mission is to achieve a lasting solution to the poverty which has been entrenched within the communities of Jaffa, south Tel Aviv and Bat Yam for generations. In addition to providing educational programming designed to ensure that the children in our care graduate from high school and achieve a good standard of living as adults, our holistic approach also includes emergency and long-term care facilities for at-risk children, the provision of higher education scholarships to disadvantaged youths, musical enrichment programming, food distribution, vocational training courses and therapeutic care. Through over 30 different programmes, our services reach 4,000 Israelis on an annual basis.
020 8349 5129
British Friends of the Jerusalem College of Technology
07980 709715
British Friends of the Sheba Medical Centre
020 3823 4650
British Friends of United Hatzalah Israel
Lyttelton House, 2 Lyttelton Road,
London
N2 0EF
United Hatzalah is the largest independent, non-profit, Emergency Medical Service in Israel whose service is delivered solely by community-based, trained volunteer medics. It aims to plug the gap between when an emergency call is made and the time an ambulance arrives. Our average response time is just three minutes (90 seconds in some urban areas), providing the fastest emergency medical response across the country and, ultimately, resulting in many more lives being saved.
Our service is funded entirely through donations and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. It is free to anyone that needs it, regardless of insurance status, religion or nationality.
