Camp ramah's mission is to create a nurturing, safe, fun-filled, vibrant jewish community that inspires the education, social, cultural, moral, physical, and emotional growth of campers and staff, fostering life-long jewish identity. ramah facilitates values-based learning and communal responsibility by providing a dynamic jewish camping experience.

To operate a continuing care retirement community.

Providing supplies, material and resources to underprivileged students, their families and their schools.

To provide for the state of pennsylvania services for individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism. to also provide companion services, assisting with personal care, transportation to doctor appointments, errands, preparing meals, and teaching and retaining new cognitive skills.

Receive and administer funds for the support of simpson house and related organizations.

To assist the she'arim college of jewish studies and to help students who attend the college

To raise money for children and their families impacted by leukodystrophies

Inspire and empower young female athletes to become confident, resilient and positive leaders.

To improve lives by empowering students with essential skills and dispositions for making better decisions.

To instill in our students a love of torah, identification with the jewish people and our mesorah, attachment to israel and commitment to high standards of torah observances and personal conduct.

Care & maint. of cemetery lots

Managing affiliates that provide residence and nursing care for the elderly.

Provide education, information, and materials to parents, caregivers, media, public health, and hospitals about how to prevent non-traffic/non-crash injuries and/or death.

The charity undertakes discourse-shaping thought leadership on the future of work, and works with educators, policymakers and employers to develop solutions that build mobility, equity, and/or community prosperity.

Empower and educate sight-impaired individuals and their families with disease education knowledge, tools and technology so they may leve more independently and maintain a high quality of life.

The mesivta high school of greater philadelphia is a jewish orthodox boys' high school, educating students in grades 9-12 in torah and secular disciplines.

The organization's primary exempt purpose is to address the increasing numbers of anti-israel and anti-semitic incidents on university and college campuses, as well as other educational institutions and forums.

Transformative summers for youth affected by poverty and disability.

Jra is incorporated for the principal purpose of mobilizing volunteers to provide relief to the underprivileged in and beyond the jewish community in greater philadelphia