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Vision
Mission
A world where the principles of justice, mutual aid and dignity unite peoples in supporting each other in times of adversity.
The organization is engaged in providing comprehensive assistance to the Ukrainian people and Jewish communities, guided by the principles of the Jewish concept of “mitzvah”.
Our Leader
Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman dedicates his life to the development of the Jewish community throughout Ukraine, reviving traditions and supporting every Jew, regardless of where they live. His activities include spiritual guidance, teaching Torah, and conducting religious ceremonies and holidays in all regions of the country. Rabbi Azman regularly visits small communities, ensuring their connection to Jewish life. He is the initiator of numerous all-Ukrainian charitable, educational, and cultural projects. The Rabbi represents the interests of the Jewish community in dialogue with the state authorities and international organizations, promoting interfaith harmony and combating anti-Semitism. His wisdom, openness, and dedication to service make him a true spiritual leader for thousands of Jews across Ukraine.
Our Leader
Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman dedicates his life to the development of the Jewish community throughout Ukraine, reviving traditions and supporting every Jew, regardless of where they live. His activities include spiritual guidance, teaching Torah, and conducting religious ceremonies and holidays in all regions of the country. Rabbi Azman regularly visits small communities, ensuring their connection to Jewish life. He is the initiator of numerous all-Ukrainian charitable, educational, and cultural projects. The Rabbi represents the interests of the Jewish community in dialogue with the state authorities and international organizations, promoting interfaith harmony and combating anti-Semitism. His wisdom, openness, and dedication to service make him a true spiritual leader for thousands of Jews across Ukraine.
Our Team
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2944 Gravesend Neck Rd,
Brooklyn, NY 11229
501(c)(3) tax-exempt EIN 82-2992136
Account: 4409973230
Routing Number: 0260-13673
Wire ABA: 031101266
SWIFT: NRTHUS33XXX
Reviews
Olena
Thank you very much for your kindness. We received humanitarian aid today.
Inna
Our family is also infinitely grateful to the Synagogue for its care, help, and warmth! Everything has been taken into account: food, household items — you can immediately feel that everything has been done with heart. Thank you, and we will always remember!
Anonymous
Thank you very much for helping us with our daughter. I sincerely wish you good health and smiles from your loved ones. May your kindness be rewarded a hundredfold. God bless you.
FAQ
How can I help and make a donation?
We accept donations through several convenient ways:● Online donations via our secure website with the option of one-off or regular contributions● Bank transfers — details are available on the website● Material aid — we accept medicines, clothing, durable food (please check the list of items beforehand)● Services — if you have professional skills (medical, legal, translation), we will be glad to cooperate with you.
Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference and directly helps families in need.Where exactly do my donations go?
Every dollar of your donation turns into concrete aid: food for hungry families, medicine for the sick, shelter for refugees, psychological support for children and adults. We support educational, cultural and social programs around the world.
Our organization serves as a bridge between your desire to help and those who desperately need support. We ensure that your donations reach exactly where they can do the most good, bypassing bureaucratic hurdles and ensuring rapid delivery of aid to those who need it right now.Who do you provide assistance to?
We provide comprehensive support to all those in need, regardless of nationality and religion. We help refugees and internally displaced persons, war widows and orphans, poor and large families, the elderly and people with disabilities. Our support extends to hospitals, educational institutions and sanatoriums in need of urgent assistance.
The community provides food, temporary accommodation, hygiene products and clothing to those who have lost their homes and livelihoods. We supply medical and rehabilitation equipment to medical institutions, help with employment and provide psychological support to people who have experienced the trauma of war. Our mission is to restore dignity and hope to every person affected by conflict and help them return to a fulfilling life.How can I become a volunteer?
If you live in America or any other country and want to help during this difficult time, there are many ways you can become part of our volunteer team. You can join us remotely by helping with translations, spreading the word on social media, organizing charity events in your city, or soliciting donations among friends and colleagues.
For those who are ready for more active involvement, we offer to work with our partner organizations in the US or even come to Ukraine to help directly at our support centers. Regardless of your skills and abilities — whether you have a medical background, IT experience, language skills, or just a desire to help — we will find the right role for you.
To volunteer, fill out the form on our website and our coordinator will contact you within 48 hours. Together we can bring hope and support to those who need it most.Do you have to be Jewish to get help or volunteer?
Absolutely not. Our organization is guided by the universal principles of love of neighbor and justice, which know no national or religious boundaries. We provide assistance to all people affected by war, regardless of their origin, religion or nationality — whether they are Ukrainians, Jews, Tatars, Greeks or members of any other community.
In the same way, our team unites people of different cultures and beliefs, who are united by a common desire to help their neighbors in times of need. We believe that compassion and the desire to do good have no ethnic or religious limitations.
Jewish tradition teaches us the concept of "tikkun olam" — repairing the world through good deeds. This means that it is our responsibility to help everyone in need, creating a more just and merciful world for everyone. Your heart and willingness to help are the only "requirements" for joining our mission.