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National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education

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Educational and Humanitarian Programs, Services and Resources of the National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education

The National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education is a multifaceted charity that protects, feeds, and educates thousands of children and families throughout the New York metro area and across the nation.

Founded in 1940 by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Schneerson ORM, the NCFJE was one of the first Chabad Lubavitch charities established in the United States. Its principal mission was to provide Jewish public school students with a free Jewish education through the Jewish Released Time Program, which at its height reached as many as ten thousand children every week.

Under the leadership of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson ORM, the NCFJE expanded its reach and strengthened its impact.

Soon after its founding, Rabbi Jacob J. Hecht was appointed to lead the organization and broaden the range and intensity of its activities. Many Released Time students came from homes facing economic and social hardship, and the NCFJE responded by creating a wide array of educational and humanitarian services.

From NCFJE.org

Programs

  • Ivy League Torah Study Fellowship
  • Machne Yisrael Day Camp

People

  • Rabbi Sholem Ber HechtDirector
  • Rabbi Shloma Leib AbramowitzDirector
  • Rabbi Eli Muli AbramowitzDirector of Operations for HH
  • Rabbi Y. Yitzhak Hecht
  • Rabbi Shimon HechtDirector
  • Rabbi Moshe HechtExec Comm - Director of Kiddy Camp
  • Rabbi Yanky Hecht
  • Rabbi Faivel RimlerDirector of Development
  • Rabbi Menashe Wolf

What they offer

National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education is a Jewish community centre in Brooklyn, led by Rabbi Sholem Ber Hecht.

Classes run regularly, one-to-one study can be arranged and public lectures are held.

For children there is a Hebrew school and after-school programmes.

Older children and young adults have a teen club.

They officiate at funerals. Couples are prepared for marriage.

The center visits patients in hospital, visits Jewish prisoners, looks after the elderly, distributes food packages, provides humanitarian aid, runs a soup kitchen and runs a free loan fund.

Prayer & Shabbat

  • Holiday Awareness Programs

Children & Teens

  • After School Programs
  • Teen Club

Learning

  • Communal Lectures
  • One-on-One Study
  • Regular Classes

Family & Life Cycle

  • Marriage Prep
  • Funeral Services

Community & Care

  • Senior Care
  • Free Loan Fund
  • Soup Kitchen
  • Hospital Visitation
  • Prison Visitation
  • Hospital Chaplaincy
  • Prison Chaplaincy
  • Seniors Visitation
  • Food Package Distribution

More

  • Jewish Community Center
  • Homeless Services
  • Drug & Alcohol Prevention
  • Religious Instruction for P.S. Students
  • Anti-Cult & Missionary
  • Employment Services
  • TV / Radio Programs
  • Humanitarian Aid

Also here

  • Hadar Hatorah YeshivaYeshivah for Beginners - Men
  • Camp Emunah OfficeDay Camp
  • Machne Yisroel Day CampDay Camp
  • Shaloh Center 1Day Camp
  • TAG Counceling ProgramsSocial Services
  • Released Time Program of Greater New YorkAfter School Programs
  • Ivy League Torah Study ProgramAdult Education
  • Camp EmunahOvernight Camp
  • Machon L'YahadusYeshivah for Beginners - Women
  • Shaloh Center 2Yeshiva Camp
  • Operation SurvivalDrug Rehabilitation Center
  • Kiddie Gan Day CampDay Camp
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