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MS Society Government Relations and Advocacy

admin — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:21:33 +0000

Posted by Moishe Alexander

Until we end MS, people affected by the disease face many challenges. The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada works to ensure people with MS and their families have the opportunity to participate fully in all aspects of life. Across the country, the MS Society endeavours to change government policies, private industry practices and public attitudes in ways that will benefit people affected by MS. Join us to help bring change to:

MS Awareness Month

admin — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:18:13 +0000

Moishe Alexander loves May!

May is MS Awareness Month in Canada. Across the country, our collective aim is to increase awareness about multiple sclerosis among the general public; to promote the MS Society of Canada’s brand, services and mission; and to inspire new and existing supporters to become engaged with our efforts to end MS.

In addition to public awareness activities, the MS Society is also in the midst of its spring fundraising season in May. The MS Carnation Campaign, held just before Mother’s Day, funds MS research and services through the sale of carnations by community volunteers. In many parts of the country, MS Walks are also underway.

Canadian Friends of Yad L’Achim

admin — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 20:54:55 +0000

Posted by Moishe Alexander

Yad L’Achim was established in 1950 to help new immigrants adjust toThe young Rabbi Lipshitz with yemenite immigrants the newly born country and to help them find a suitable religious framework. It is a non-profit organization with no political affiliation.

Over the years, its attention has turned to more complex problems, including how to counter the missionary threat. Israel has attracted some 100 missionary congregations and cults because it offers a large concentration of Jews, many of whom are prime targets due to their economic distress and unawareness about Judaism. Fighting the missionaries, who have millions of dollars a year at their disposal, has long been one of Yad L’Achim’s top priorities.

Another focus of attention is assimilation. Though it was once thought that this could not be a problem in a Jewish country, not even for the secular, the tragic facts show an increasing number of Jewish girls getting involved with foreign workers and, even more so, with Arab men. Indeed, Yad L’Achim gets some1,000 calls a year reporting such cases.

Our Anti-Assimilation department responds to all such calls. In some cases, this means launching military-like rescues from hostile Arab villages and setting the women up in “safe” houses around the country, where they can build new lives for themselves.

Yad L’Achim has other departments as well, including one devoted to the spiritual absorption of immigrants from the CIS and one that helps register children in Torah schools.

Donate to ALEH

admin — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 17:32:40 +0000

Donate Online – please select your country

If your country is not listed, please click here

By Phone

One of the easiest ways to make a donation to Aleh is by calling Aleh’s contributions hotline.

In the United States, call 1-800-317-ALEH (2534)

In Israel, call 1-800-606-666

Please have your credit card handy.

By Mail

You can also contribute to Aleh by mailing your donation to the Aleh office closest to you.

Planned Giving

A planned gift enables you to maximize your contribution to Aleh, as well as your personal financial benefits. A gift made during one’s lifetime will provide the individual with a charitable income tax deduction, while an endowment made upon death will create a beautiful legacy to honor the individual’s memory. To learn more about charitable gift options, please contact the Planned Giving Representative at your Aleh branch.

Beyond the Mitzvah

Tzedakah is a fundamental and instinctual part of Jewish life. Beyond fulfilling the obligation to give charity, when you donate to Aleh you have the gratification of knowing that you truly improved the life of a severely disabled child in Israel.

All contributions in the USA, UK & Canada are fully tax deductible.

Israel	Main Offices 12 Aharonovitz St., POB 435 Bnei Brak 51103 Tel: 03-617-1888 Fax: 03-617-1880 Email: aleh@aleh.org Non-Profit ID: 58-004-030-1
United States	Aleh Foundation 5317 13th Ave Brooklyn NY 11219 Tel: 718-851-4596/800-317-2534 Fax: 718-851-4597 Email: shlomo@alehfoundation.org Non-Profit ID: 11-2716763
United States	Aleh Negev JNF 42 East 69th St. New York, NY 10021 Tel: 212-879-9305 x 240 Fax: 212-517-3293 Email: yossi@aleh.org Non-Profit ID: 13-1659627
Canada	Aleh Rehabilitation of Canada 75 The Donway West, Suite 1400 Don Mills Ontario M3C 2E9 Tel: 416-449-6350 Ext. 28 Email: info@aleh.ca Non-Profit ID: 86477 4088 RR0001
United Kingdom/Great Britain	Aleh Charitable Foundation 37 Ferncroft Avenue London NW3 7PG Tel: 207-433-8303 Email: alehnews@aleh.info Non-Profit ID: 327766
Mexico	Aleh South America Tel: +972-52-879-7869 Fax: +972-3-671-1880 Email: zeevkirtchuk@bezeqint.net

http://www.aleh.org/eng/donate.asp

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