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| The Jews of Central
and Eastern Europe, who lived in twilight for more than fifty years,
are reemerging, providing tremendous promise for the future. It is
the goal of The Ronald S. Foundation to support these new communities,
especially the Jewish children. By providing them with opportunities
through Jewish education, they are able to develop into proud and
informed Jewish adults. As these young Jews learn about their culture
and faith, they inspire their parents to do the same.
The Javne Fund, a tax-exempt organization created in 1995, enables all those concerned to donate funds to encourage this exciting renewal of Jewish life in Central and Eastern Europe. Through The Javne Fund, which supports programs of Jewish education and community outreach, those who contribute and those who receive, are allowed the chance to reconnect with their Jewish past. The Ronald S. Lauder Foundation matches all gifts for approved programs made by individuals and foundations to The Javne Fund on a two for one basis. All contributions to The Javne Fund are allocated directly to programs and projects in Central and Eastern Europe. A copy of The Javne Fund's most recent Annual Report may be obtained upon request from The Ronald S. Lauder Foundation at 767 Fifth Avenue, Suite 4200, New York, NY 10153, or Department of Law, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. Download a printer friendly version of this page (PDF format). You'll need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. For more information
on how you can support The Ronald S. Lauder Tel: 212-572-6966 |
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Please join us in supporting the emerging Jewish Communities of Central and Eastern Europe. By pledging your support, you will become a part of the spiritual rebirth of Jewish life in Central and Eastern Europe and help to rebuild these fledgling communities. Please send your tax-deductible check or money order to: The
Javne Fund Checks and money orders should be made payable to The Javne Fund. |
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