The Friends of Jewish Heritage in Poland was founded and registered in the United States of America as an independent, non-profit organization in 2016. It is an IRS-approved 501 (c) (3) public charity qualified to receive tax deductible gifts under US law.
Our primary mission is to protect and commemorate the surviving sites and monuments of Jewish cultural heritage in Poland. A major beneficiary of our work is the Poland-based "Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland", also known as FODŻ.
Projects include cemetery and synagogue maintenance and restoration. Through FODŻ, we are supporting the renovation of the Old Lublin Jewish cemetery's historical wall and the synagogue at Przysucha, and installation of a memorial at the Janów Sokólski Jewish cemetery.
We are also supporting a documentation and repair project at the Tarnów Jewish cemetery.
Questions? Click here to send us an e-mail with any questions you might have about our work.
Founding board members:
Herbert Block, Perry Dane, Evan Hochberg, Dan Oren (President), Sarah Tauber, Gideon Taylor
Our primary mission is to protect and commemorate the surviving sites and monuments of Jewish cultural heritage in Poland. A major beneficiary of our work is the Poland-based "Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland", also known as FODŻ.
Projects include cemetery and synagogue maintenance and restoration. Through FODŻ, we are supporting the renovation of the Old Lublin Jewish cemetery's historical wall and the synagogue at Przysucha, and installation of a memorial at the Janów Sokólski Jewish cemetery.
We are also supporting a documentation and repair project at the Tarnów Jewish cemetery.
Questions? Click here to send us an e-mail with any questions you might have about our work.
Founding board members:
Herbert Block, Perry Dane, Evan Hochberg, Dan Oren (President), Sarah Tauber, Gideon Taylor