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JEWISH RELIEF NETWORK UKRAINE

AZ · EIN 882131119 · $3.1M rev · operational · www.jrnu.org
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Jewish Relief Network Ukraine provides support and assistance to Jewish communities in Ukraine, particularly during crises such as the ongoing conflict. They focus on delivering essential services, organizing community events, and fostering Jewish identity among children and families affected by the turmoil.

activities · 9

what they do

direct service · 9
  • Commemorates Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) to remember the six million Jews murdered by the Nazi regime, with a focus on the destruction of Ukrainian Jewish communities like Maciejów and Babyn Yar.
  • Commemorates Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) to remember the six million Jews murdered by the Nazi regime, focusing on the destruction of Ukrainian Jewish communities like Maciejów and Babyn Yar.
  • Commemorates Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) to remember the six million Jews murdered by the Nazi regime, with a focus on the destruction of Ukrainian Jewish communities like Maciejów and Babyn Yar.
  • Operate Jewish identity camps for children Jewish Identity and Community Engagement Programs
    Operates camps, such as the Yeka Passover Camp in Zhytomyr, providing a warm environment for children to connect, reinforce Jewish identity through informal lessons, hands-on workshops, holiday preparations, sports, excursions, and social activities.
  • Operating Jewish identity camps for children in Ukraine Jewish Identity and Community Engagement Programs
    Operates week-long camps, such as the Yeka Passover Camp in Zhytomyr, for children from across Ukraine, offering a warm environment for connection, reinforcement of Jewish identity, informal lessons in Jewish tradition, hands-on workshops, and social activities.
  • Organize and host Passover Seders and events Jewish Community Security & Advocacy
    Organizes and hosts communal Passover Seders and related events for Jewish communities across Ukraine, including in Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Odessa, Sumy, Poltava, and Chernivtsi, facilitating record participation despite ongoing conflict.
  • Provide humanitarian and spiritual aid to Jews in Ukraine Jewish Community Support Services
    Provides ongoing support to thousands of Jews in Ukraine affected by conflict and trauma, addressing their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs across Kyiv and other regions.
  • Providing humanitarian and spiritual support to Jewish communities in Ukraine Jewish Community Support Services
    Provides ongoing support to thousands of Jews in Ukraine affected by conflict and trauma, addressing their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. This includes organizing communal Seders and other holiday events, as well as providing an extensive support system to Jewish communities across Ukraine.
  • Providing humanitarian and spiritual support to Jewish communities in Ukraine Jewish Community Support Services
    Provides ongoing support to thousands of Jews in Ukraine affected by conflict and trauma, addressing their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. This includes organizing communal Seders and other holiday events, as well as providing an extensive support system for Jewish communities across Ukraine.
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named programs · 2

what they call their work

Community Seders
Organizes communal Passover Seders for Jewish families, ensuring participation and connection despite ongoing conflict.
Yeka Passover Camp
Provides a week of fun and support for underprivileged boys, reinforcing their Jewish identity through activities and community engagement.
relationships · 2

who they work with

  • Chief Rabbi Shlomo Wilhelm Partner — Led the local Jewish community in supporting the Yeka Passover Camp.
  • Mishpacha Ukraine orphanage Partner — Relocated their Passover celebration to a shelter during sirens and continued the Seder.