Kollel Yetev Lev Ltd

The Trust supports poverty relief, emergency financial aid, and Orthodox Jewish education and training, including Torah study and religious instruction. It also funds community infrastructure such as synagogues and kollelim (advanced Talmudic study centres). The work it backs is grassroots in nature, always upholding halachic standards. Geographically, priority is given to Orthodox population centres in England, particularly Salford and Manchester, though funding can extend to other areas worldwide where Orthodox Jewish communities exist. The Trust’s funding is directed towards initiatives that strengthen religious life and communal welfare, with a focus on children, youth, elderly, and families in need.

The Trust funds UK-registered charities that serve the Orthodox Jewish community, with a preference for small to medium-sized, community-based organisations in England, especially in Orthodox population centres. Beneficiaries are primarily individuals in acute distress within the Orthodox Jewish community, as well as established religious organisations such as synagogues and kollelim. The Trust’s funding is by invitation only, working through trusted networks, and unsolicited applications are not accepted.

The Trust does not fund general welfare causes, core costs, capital projects, or unrestricted grants. Its funding is exclusively for Orthodox Jewish causes that align with its religious mission, and it avoids supporting initiatives outside that scope.

The Trust operates on an invite-only basis, distributing grants through its trusted relational networks. It does not accept unsolicited applications, and its funding decisions are made within this network-driven approach. The Trust’s grants are directed towards specific projects and relief efforts, rather than ongoing core or unrestricted support.