What a monthly gift does
It is the only income we can plan around. A single gift is a kindness; a monthly one lets us tell a youth worker there will be a budget in March.
Partners get a letter every month with what actually happened — including the parts that did not work — and an open invitation to come and sit at the table in person.
Give now
Gifts made here are received by SOLU Israel — a ministry that works alongside this congregation and shares the building we meet in — and go to support our work. Your receipt will come from SOLU Israel rather than from the congregation. We would rather tell you that now than have it surprise you in your inbox.
How to give from abroad
We are an Israeli organisation, so whether your gift is tax-deductible depends on where you live. We would rather say so plainly than let you find out afterwards.
The form above
Card, and Apple or Google Pay. Received by SOLU Israel and passed on to the congregation.
Bank transfer
Straight to the congregation's own Israeli account, below. Nothing in between, and not tax-deductible anywhere.
United Kingdom
TODO — Gift Aid cannot reach a foreign charity directly; it needs a UK charity willing to remit overseas.
Bank transfer
Israeli public-benefit company 513729178 — תקוות השני בע"מ (חל"צ)
First International Bank of Israel (FIBI) · TODO: branch, account, IBAN, SWIFT
Email us when you send one, so we can thank you properly and tell you what it did.
Where the money goes
We are not going to tell you that 100% of your gift reaches the field — no organisation on earth is free, and you know that. We are filed with the Israeli Registrar of Endowments, and we will send the accounts to anyone who asks.