The Jewish Agency’s 2021 Impact Report
Learn more about our global activities in 2021 and how our critical work in 65+ countries worldwide continued to make a profound difference, touching the lives of over 1.2 million Jews.
For more than 90 years, we've worked to overcome the biggest challenges facing the Jewish people.
We founded and built the State of Israel, and we continue creating links globally—bringing Jews to Israel and Israel to Jews around the world.
Max Szepka has been volunteering at a Jewish Agency Aliyah center in Budapest and aiding Jewish refugees alongside his friends from Ukraine.
After Daria made Aliyah from Moscow, she lived at a Jewish Agency absorption center and received assistance from the organization. Now she’s volunteering at The Jewish Agency refugee center in Warsaw to help Ukrainian immigrants.
Born in Ukraine, Ana is now the head of the Jewish Federation in Columbia, South Carolina. To help Ukrainian Jews, she took part in a special volunteer delegation in the field, assisting at The Jewish Agency’s operations in Poland.
Despite being on her own and having a medical condition, Tatiana, 70, made her way from Ukraine to The Jewish Agency's Budapest refugee center where she now volunteers to help others.
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Our Coronavirus Response and Immediate Needs
Providing aid to elderly Amigour residents at risk and being there for new immigrants in absorption centers is a 24/7 operation
OUR DAILY ACTIONSWith the newly launched COVID-19 Loan Fund for Communities in Crisis (and other assistance), we’re helping Jewish communities stay afloat
OUR GLOBAL IMPACTWe can’t let nonprofits collapse; that’s why we’ve partnered with Ogen to create the Emergency Loan Fund for Non-Profits
OUR CRITICAL COMMITMENTInformation, resources and online activities for you and yours at home during this unprecedented crisis
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