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Who’s in JHub |
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Br&.ishThe first JHub Associate and for profit design company that serves the international Jewish community by offering a hub for designers to submit their work to be sold in multiple cities. It offers Jewish charities better work for less cost from a growing collective of incredible designers. |
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GefiltefestGefiltefest is a new food and environmental charity dedicated to fund-raising and educating people in an entertaining, innovative way. The main events are the Gefiltefest food festival (which will be held 03/06/2012), the Rabbi Relay Ride (a Land's End to John o' Groat's cycle trip), the Gefiltechef competition, the Gefiltefest cookbook and lastly, the Gefitefest bencher. |
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Jewish Social Action Forum (JSAF)JSAF
is a body made up of organisations within the
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JVNThe Jewish Volunteer Network actively promotes volunteering in the Jewish community. JVN connects volunteers with the right volunteering opportunities to fit their interests and skills through a website and telephone advice line. |
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LooktoLearnLooktoLearn provides fused Jewish and Secular learning opportunities. Their innovative education platform, combines biblical text with museum art and artefacts; empowering the learner to integrate their reality and experience of the modern world with their own cultural and religious heritage. Currently their programmes are targeted to schools, youth movements, family education, community groups and synagogues. |
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Mitzvah Day Mitzvah Day asks people for their time, not their money. Once a year
Mitzvah Day partners with synagogues, schools, youth movements,
communities and Jewish societies to galvanise the community into cross
communal, national, inter-generational and inter – faith social action.
Mitzvah Day was founded in 2005 in the UK with founding partner, the
JCC for London based on Big Sunday in Los Angeles and is now an
independent charity. |
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Moishe HouseMoishe House was founded in 2006 and has quickly grown from four friends
building a Jewish community for young adults in their 20’s out of their home in
Oakland, California to thriving centers of Jewish life in 37 cities spanning 14
countries. In 2011, Moishe Houses hosted more than 2,600 programs for more than
50,000 total participants. |
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René CassinRené Cassin uses the experience of the Jewish people to promote
universal human rights through international advocacy. They also work
to raise awareness of human rights within the Jewish community through
education and training. |
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The Abraham Fund Initiatives The UK Friends of the Abraham Fund Initiatives promotes coexistence, equality and a shared society between Israel’s Jewish and Arab citizens. In the UK we focus on fundraising and raising awareness of the issues of Arab citizens of Israel. |
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TzedekTzedek engages with and educates the Jewish community on issues of global poverty, its causes and effects, and the Jewish obligation to respond. Tzedek works regardless of race or religion with some of the poorest communities in the world providing direct support to help local people so they can help themselves. |
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UK Task ForceThe UK Task Force is
a diverse, broad-based
coalition of
organisations working to raise
awareness of issues relating to Arab citizens of
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