Jewish U.S.A Organisations

America's premier Jewish Fraternal Order, headquarted in Philadelphia, providing men and women members social activities, active involvement in the community, and support for World Jewry, Zionism and Israel for 95 years.

ChesedNet provides information and referrals. Categories included: Social service resources, Financial Aid, Organizational resources, Medical Index. Resources include travel information, medical index and safety index. Provides websites to chesed organizations free of charge.

CSJO communities are around the United States and Canada and offer an secular alternative for affiliation.

Provides a full range of social and health care services for seniors, including adult day care, housing, care/case management, counseling, seniornet, transportation, and advocacy.

Provides links and information about the Jewish Communities of the Southern USA. Includes links to temples, JCC's, city and state government and tourism sites. Also recommended books and links on Jewish life in the South.

Historical information on Eli Cohen, Our Spy in Damascus, is known as Israel's greatest spy. His espionage work in Syria prevented the divergence of the flow water into Israel and his work won the Golan Heights for Israel during the War of 1967. This year we honor the 40th Anniversary of his execution with the Eli Cohen Memorial Tour, May 8-19, 2005.

Provides information on Emunah

We are the largest insuror of synagogues and temples in the country.

GesherCity is a not-for-profit entrepreneurial venture, established by young adults, for young adults. Our mission: To bridge young adults to the Jewish community. Our goal: To establish a global network of GesherCity Bridges coupled with a brand name recognized by Jewish young adults everywhere. Our simple proposition to Jewish young adults: Anywhere you go, GesherCity will be the bridge to your new city and its Jewish community.

Hatzolah of Los Angeles is a volunteer emergency medical rescue squad.

HIAS is the oldest international migration and refugee resettlement agency in the United States. It is dedicated to assisting persecuted and oppressed people worldwide and delivering them to countries of safe haven. Since its founding in 1880, HIAS has rescued more than four and a half million people.

The purpose of our organization is to directly address the dire plight of the thousands of Jewish Cemeteries in Eastern Europe, most of which were abandoned with the destruction the once vibrant Jewish communities that they once served.

IFR is a professional organization of rabbis united by a commitment to Jewish tradition and a desire to facilitate the Jewish spiritual growth and life cycle needs of all. IFR provides a progressive, pluralistic forum, linking member-rabbis in a spirit of friendship and a sense of community. IFR provides support for members in their professional endeavors and offers continuing education. IFR encourages professional relationships with rabbis and other rabbinic organizations.