The Association of Americans & Canadians in Israel is dedicated to the successful absorption of these North American Israelis into Israeli society.

The organization uses legal advocacy for safeguarding Israel's environment. It pursues an  agenda of strategically focused projects in four key areas: air pollution prevention, drinking water safety, solid waste management, and accessible open spaces.

AKIM Israel is National Association for the Habilitation of the Mentally Handicapped in Israel. It represents 30,000 mentally handicapped people and their families.

Aleh is a network of residential facilities for children with severe disabilities, that believes that every child has the right to develop to his or her fullest potential.

Amcha focuses on non-material, psychosocial and largely preventive support. It was founded with the goal was to create a place where survivors and their families could feel at home and be understood.

The Atid Lahaim Association is a humanitarian organization, which assists children and adults sick with cancer, the disabled as well as the nervous system- and brain-impaired.

Emunah - National Religious Women's Organization, strives to advance the status of women while strengthening the Jewish family, through a professional educational network, family counseling centers, programs for the elderly and more.

Located in one of Jerusalem's most destitute neighborhoods, Ezrat Avot serves as a successful model for reaching out to Israel's aged citizens, relieving their emotional, physical and economic hardships.

Green Action was created in 1994 with the aim of promoting socio-ecological change through direct non-violent action, community service, and youth empowerment.

Nation-wide student environmental organization in Israel, focusing on national and local campaigns, greening university campuses environmental education and promoting today’s students and youth as tomorrow’s environmental leadership.

Ichlu Re’im is a non-profit organization with the goal of feeding the hungry. It is a small soup kitchen with a location by the Jerusalem's Jaffa Road.

IAEJ is a non-profit organization working to further the cause of equal access to educational and employment opportunities for all Ethiopian Israelis. It is based in Jerusalem, with field workers in a number of other cities.

The Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind operates with just one objective - to help blind people in Israel to achieve independence and mobility through the use of guide dogs.

This organization strives to assist the orphans of the Israeli Military and Secret Services in all aspects of life.

The Jewish Agency is partnering in communities around the world with dual purpose: to keep the promise to every Jew who chooses to come home to Israel; and to put Israel into the lives of the Jewish world's next generation.

Voluntary, nonprofit organization, whose focus is the Israeli family who is faced with the dilemma of an untimely or medically at risk pregnancy.

The Lev LaLev Fund helps provide a love-filled home and a brighter future to orphaned and disadvantaged girls from all over Israel. Lev LaLev programs and support enable needy Jewish girls to thrive and develop by providing for their physical, emotional, educational and spiritual needs.

The Libi Fund assists members of the Israel Defence Forces through the funding of projects that improve their quality of life and enhance their well-being.

Livnot is the premiere experience geared towards Jews 21-30+ with little or no background in Judaism. The program facilitates an exploration of Israel and Jewish heritage.

Mana Hama serves hot meal to the population of Ashdod – needy widows and orphans, elderly Holocaust survivors, most over the age of 80, and new immigrants in dire financial straits.

Meir Panim is dedicated to providing daily, hot nourishing meals to people of all backgrounds - immigrants and native Israelis, healthy and ill, Holocaust survivors, victims of terror, as well as to all those in need who conform to its established guidelines.

Melabev, award winning non-profit agency in Israel, runs a full spectrum of services for the elderly of Jerusalem suffering from Alzheimer's-like symptoms, and for their family caregivers.

Shekel social welfare and rehabilitation principles are: individualization, normalization and community participation through the development of a community-support system that precludes institutionalization.

SHILO – Association for Promoting Services for the Elderly In Haifa aims at fostering the public awareness to the subject of old-age, promoting services to the elderly in the community and initiating cooperation of all the institutions involved in the care of the elderly in town.

SPNI works to find environmentally sustainable and economically sound ways to promote growth while protecting Israel's unique environmental heritage. It does so through education, organizing public involvement, informing decision-makers and proposing creative solutions to development plans.

Table to Table is a food rescue organization dedicated to feeding the hungry of Israel. It delivers food to soup kitchens, food pantries, senior citizen centers, homeless shelters and other places that serve those in need.

The organization helps support social, educational and recreational programs and facilities for the young men and women soldiers of Israel who defend the Jewish homeland.

The Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel and the ten Rape Crisis Centers in the country are Israeli organizations dedicated solely to combating sexual violence.

The Israel Women's Network (IWN) is a not-for-profit organization comprised of women who are united in their determination to improve the status of women in Israel.

Summit promotes care for children, youth and young adults at risk in Israel, operating two programs: (1) a preventive care and rehabilitation program for 170 teenagers and young adults with a history of psychiatric illness; (2) a rehabilitative foster care program for 730 abused and neglected children and teenagers.

The Theresienstadt Martyrs Remembrance Association was erected in memory of the Jews of Ghetto Theresienstadt who perished during the Nazi persecution.

Yad LaKashish (Lifeline for the Old) is a non-profit organization that offers the needy elderly and disabled of Jerusalem the opportunity to remain an integral part of society.

Your donation supports Yad Vashem’s historic endeavor to complete the Central Database of Shoah Victims’ Names – to reclaim and preserve the memory of every Jew who perished in the Shoah.

YESH - Children and Orphans Holocaust Survivors in Israel, is working to help "Holocaust children" living in Israel today, many below the poverty line, so that they can live their final years maintaining their dignity.

This fund supports the disabled IDF veterans during the process of rehabilitation. It has been setting up and operating a framework of physical, mental and social rehabilitation.