The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ) provides critical humanitarian aid and support to Jewish communities in distress around the world. They prioritize easing the plight of the poor, elderly, Holocaust survivors, and victims of terror and war. IFCJ also works to help persecuted and oppressed Jews make aliyah to Israel and provides ongoing security and support to Israel’s first responders and Jewish institutions.
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This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.
IFCJ provides lifesaving assistance to elderly Jews and Holocaust survivors who are suffering from poverty. This includes delivering food, medication, and companionship to ensure they have the basic provisions for a dignified life.
Amidst the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, IFCJ delivers critical support by supplying food, medical aid, and facilitating the evacuation and aliyah of Ukrainian Jews to Israel, ensuring their safety and well-being.
IFCJ supports victims of terror and war in Israel by providing emergency aid, medical support, and helping families deal with the physical and emotional trauma caused by conflict.
Alleviating Poverty
On average, IFCJ helps to feed, clothe, and care for 1 million people each year, particularly focusing on impoverished Jews and Holocaust survivors.
Providing Security
Each year, the IFCJ provides safety and security measures for over 800,000 people, ensuring the well-being of Jewish communities during times of terror and conflict.
Making Aliyah
In 2022, the IFCJ helped bring a record 9,000 Jews to their biblical homeland, Israel, fulfilling biblical prophecy and providing support before and after their arrival.
03/15/2022
An event to support the victims of the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, providing aid and facilitating aliyah for Jews in distress.
08/20/2021
A special campaign to provide emergency aid and support to the people of Israel during a period of increased conflict with Hamas.