Help Fund Our Vital Work

Thank you for your interest in making a donation to BBUK. Your belief in our work, through your generous gift, will allow us to continue to provide our wide variety of services and projects devoted to serving the Jewish people and the community at large.


When making a donation, please email treasurer@bnaibrithuk.org with your contact details.

Thank you.

Ways to Donate

Bank Transfers

CAF Bank
Account Name: BBUK
Sort Code: 40-52-40
Account Number: 00015064

Use the reference: YOUR NAME/PROJECT REFERENCE – SEE BELOW

ISRAEL EMERGENCY APPEAL

How to Donate:

By bank transfer to CAF Bank
Account Name: BBUK
Sort Code: 40-52-40
Account Number: 00015064

Please use the reference: YOUR NAME/ISRAEL EMERGENCY

By Smart Giving:

Alan Miller, National President

 

SmartGiving:


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For All Donations

We would like you to decide which project you would like to support.

Please enter the project’s name in the reference/comment box at the bottom of the SmartGiving Donation page and include your email address

SEE PROJECT REFERENCES BELOW:


Reference ‘General’

General Activities

The Core Objectives of B’nai B’rith UK are:

  • To foster friendship through social, cultural and recreational programmes
  • To support the State of Israel and world Jewry
  • To work for charitable endeavours
  • To initiate and develop community projects
  • To strengthen B’nai B’rith links across Europe

BBUK mainly operates as a network of Lodges or Groups each with its own programme of diverse activities tailored to the interests of the group.

Also, we have National Members who join to support BBUK’s humanitarian and charitable projects.

Reference ‘Kyiv’

Kyiv Medicine Programme

A programme for elderly Jews and Righteous Gentiles in Kyiv, Ukraine.



Following suspension in March 2022, this programme has now resumed under emergency conditions.

We support a humanitarian medical programme for elderly Jews and righteous gentiles in Kyiv. The medical programme supports 50 very elderly and infirm residents who were unable to seek refuge in safer countries. 

Find Out More

  • Reference ‘Bureau’

    Bureau of International Affairs.


    Funding towards the work of the B’nai B’rith UK Bureau of International Affairs

    The Bureau of International Affairs was founded by B’nai B’rith UK in March 1998 as an Associate Office of B’nai B’rith International’s Centre for Human Rights and Public Policy in Washington DC.


    The mission of the Bureau is to serve and protect the interests, welfare and security of Jewish people, the State of Israel and to uphold the human rights of minority peoples globally. It was set up to address the need for a pro-active, strategic European organisation to engage with the diplomatic community on behalf of the Jewish people.


    By focusing on decision-makers and influencers, its objective is to be a positive influence on policy developments affecting the State of Israel and Jewish interests generally.


  • Reference ‘Heritage’

    The B’nai B’rith UK European Days of Jewish Culture and Heritage


    B’nai B’rith UK acts as a link between the UK and Europe through its coordination of the European Days of Jewish Culture and Heritage (EDJCH) in the UK. Its aim is to reinforce Jewish identity and commitment and through its Open Days to present Judaism to the general public with its outreach, educational, social, and cultural programmes.


    Each year, since 2000, B’nai B’rith UK has proudly organised Jewish Heritage Days in the UK. These events take place between September and December and are held all over the country. They are part of the EDJCH that takes place throughout mainland Europe.


  • Reference ‘Family’

    BBUK Qiryat Gat Foodbank and Distribution Centre


    Qiryat Gat is the development town which has been the focus of a major part of BBUK’s fund raising for more than 30 years.


    The town has absorbed 30,000 immigrants from 40 different origins, including Ethiopia, Russia and Central Asia, giving the town a high unemployment figure and many challenges among its inhabitants.


    Over the years, BBUK has been involved in a number of projects in Qiryat Gat and the current one involves raising funds for the provision of regular food parcels for needy families. 


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  • Reference ‘Odesa’

    The Shoe Programme Supporting the Tikvah Children’s Home


    After 26 years of successfully raising more than £130,000 in the Concerts for Shoes Programme, this Programme has now ended. However, due to the Ukraine war, the Tikvah Children’s Home is in more need than ever. 


Gift Aid

If you are a UK taxpayer the value of your donation can increase by 25% under the Gift Aid scheme at no extra cost to you.

You must have paid enough UK Income or Capital Gains Tax to cover all of your charitable donations and that other taxes such as Council Tax and VAT do not qualify.