Important Links 

To Save a Life
To Save A Life, is a  charitable, tax deductible, 501c3, volunteer organization.  Our goal is to provide the opportunity to give directly, efficiently and personally to help the people of Israel. 

HUNGER  IN  ISRAEL  - a special project by the organizers of the Books for Israel Project
30% of Israel's youth -- some 660,000 children -- are living below the poverty line right now.
Although Israel continues to advance in the technologies, the costs of terror, self-defense
in the face of terrorism, and the drain on Israel's tourist economy are tremendous.
Find out about this situation and real ways you can directly contribute to soup kitchens and other
local groups who are feeding and caring for hungry children and their families in locations all around Israel.

Scholars for Peace in the Middle East 
SPME members join together to make educated responses
to anti-Israel teachings, policies, and events that are occurring in college and university
classrooms and campuses in North America and Europe.
Although they come from a wide range of political and religious affiliations,
all SPME members share a belief that Israel has the fundamental right to exist
and to live in peace with its neighbors.
 

Being Jewish- Relevant Judaism for Modern Life   
A tzedaka project voluntarily run by Gil Mann based on his magazine, "Being Jewish,"
as well as his articles, books, and other publications.
The site provides practical and friendly information about being Jewish
through a focus on three aspects and their overlaps: Spirituality, Ethics, and Peoplehood.  
Topics include such matters as holiday practices, parenting, cooking, environmentalism,
intermarriage, conversion, and relationships between Diaspora Judaism and Israel.
 

ETAI (English Teachers Association in Israel) 
The official site for English Teachers run by the Israel Board of Education
Includes articles and updates on educational policies and methodology,
EFL teaching tips and special lesson outlines, and messages to and from
English teachers and Inspectors in Israel and their supporters abroad.


Ziv Tzedaka Fund, Inc.
Danny Siegel's Ziv Tzedakah Fund is a non-profit organization dedicated to
the collection and distribution of funds to various little known Tzedakah
projects. It provides money and support for individuals and programs that
offer direct, significant, and immediate services with a minimum of overhead
and bureaucracy. Ziv is also involved in bringing the educational message of
Tzedakah to communities and Jewish schools throughout the United States,
Canada and Israel and empowers ordinary people to become Mitzvah heroes.