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March 16, 2011 | 12:47 am

7 Jews for Japan Relief

Posted by  Merissa Nathan Gerson


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Lea Michele Tweets: "So devastating to hear about the huge earthquake and tsunami Japan. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone there."
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By Popular Demand…

As if giving weren’t enough in and of itself, here are seven more who are giving vocally on behalf of the Jewish people.
FYI: When you do good, you do good, on behalf of the Jews or anonymously.  As long as your aid is helping those needing relief, I am not concerned with the denomination of the avenue.

1) Jewish Coalition for Disaster Relief
Click on the link above to donate online.

2) The Jewish Federation
Click on the link above to donate online now.
To donate by check, please make the check out to The Jewish Federations of North America and clearly mark JFNA Japan, Hawaii and the Pacific Relief Fund on the bottom of the check. The check should be sent to:
The Jewish Federations of North America
Wall Street Station
PO Box 148
New York, NY 10268

3) American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Click on the link above to donate online now.
You may give by mail or phone:
Check payable to JDC, please specify the program name
Attn: JDC
P.O. Box 530
132 East 43rd Street
New York, NY 10017
(212) 687-6200

4) The Jewish Community in Japan
Read this article Japan’s Jews Pitch on Disaster

5) IsraAID - The Israel Forum for International Humanitarian Aid
They sent a team of Israeli relief workers who are in Japan now.  Read more here..

6) Chabad.org
Read how Chabad and others are helping in Japan. 
" target="_blank">“Japanese Jewish Community Launches Sendai Relief Effort”
" target="_blank">“Japan disaster and Itamar killings put Jewish giving on the spot.”

7) World Jewish Relief
Click on the link above to learn how to give to the WJR’s relief efforts.

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