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Israel & Our Global Family

When the state of Israel was created in 1948, the Federation system made a pledge to help support the security, safety and well being of its Jewish residents and immigrants. Our Federation is proud to continue to keep that promise—and to come to the aid of fellow Jews in 70 countries around the world. This giving center is for those who feel a passionate responsibility for Israel and our Global Family in need by supporting a wide-range of programs and services including those focused on hunger, re-settlement, poverty aid to victims of terror, Anti-Semitism, natural disasters and establishing a new life in Israel. They include, but are not limited to:

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

United Jewish Communities (UJC)
Israel Solidarity Drive responds to the humanitarian and emergency needs for 900,000 Israeli citizens living under daily missile attacks from Gaza.

The Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI)
Through Partnership 2000 (P2K), Jews in South Palm Beach County and those in Kiryat Bialik (Israel) share a mutually beneficial relationship that strengthens our shared Jewish identity and destiny.

In the Former Soviet Union, Jewish Identity Summer Camps introduce youth to their Jewish heritage and tradition for the first time. The experience also enhances their identity and connection to Israel, inspiring a sense of belonging to the Jewish people.

The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC)
PACT (Parents and Children Together) Early Childhood Program insures that the young children of new Ethiopian Immigrants enter the Israeli school system on an equal footing with native-born Israelis.

Former Soviet Union & Argentina Welfare Relief
Provides humanitarian aid including food packages, medical care, and essentials for elderly and needy Jews across the FSU. In Argentina, funds assist the elderly and young children with housing subsidies, medical care and food.

Ethiopian National Project (ENP)
Provides Scholastic Assistance for low-performing students, addresses the needs of youth in crisis, and strengthens the community through leadership development programs.

MATI-Economic Development
An initiative with a non-profit organization to impact the dynamic economic growth in Israel, create new jobs, and provide business mentoring and training programs in Kiryat Bialik.  

CHAMAH
Provides medical assistance and food for children, elderly and homebound residents in the Former Soviet Union and Israel.

The Mollie Rosenthal Memorial Fund
This special grant was funded to build a Senior Employment Center in Kiryat Bialik, which provides employment opportunities for retirees, in addition to giving them a sense of accomplishment and self-worth. 

Israel Program Grants 
Offers inducements and support for young people ages 15-25 to participate in an educational Israel experience of at least three weeks duration.