
Our history
Since 1933, World Jewish Relief has responded to the needs of marginalised communities. We were founded in 1933 to support Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe, have assisted Jewish communities in crisis across the world, and today support people in 21 countries within and beyond the community.
Our Royal Patron
Inspired by a visit to Krakow’s Jewish community in 2002, His Majesty approached World Jewish Relief and encouraged us to fund, build and establish the outstanding Jewish Community Centre in the city.
In 2015, His Majesty The King became World Jewish Relief’s Royal Patron and we are delighted that this was reconfirmed in 2024. His Majesty’s unwavering commitment and active support is a great source of motivation and inspiration to our team, trustees and global partners.

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Our Values

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Our People
How You Can Help

Donate to Celebrate
Celebrating a birthday, bar mitzvah, wedding or special occasion? Why not ask your friends to donate to World Jewish Relief and make a real difference to the lives of people in need.

Challenges
Join one of our exciting challenge events and help change lives with every step, pedal or paddle.

Leave a Gift in your Will
No matter the size, leave a gift to us in your will and help future generations survive the consequences of conflict and disaster. Together, we can take life-saving action.
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Donate to Celebrate
Celebrating a birthday, bar mitzvah, wedding or special occasion? Why not ask your friends to donate to World Jewish Relief and make a real difference to the lives of people in need.

Challenges
Join one of our exciting challenge events and help change lives with every step, pedal or paddle.

Leave a Gift in your Will
No matter the size, leave a gift to us in your will and help future generations survive the consequences of conflict and disaster. Together, we can take life-saving action.

Turkey-Syria Earthquakes: Three Months On
Two deadly earthquakes, followed by thousands of aftershocks, have claimed 54,540 lives and injured 117,485 across southern Turkey and northern Syria. Lives and livelihoods have been destroyed.