As members of a kehilla, our obligation to support the essential communal infrastructure of our kehillos is the highest priority – above all general Tzedokoh. The founders and trustees of AAC continue to commit to our local schools, investing in the education of the community they strive to serve.

In a changing world, with more scrutiny from regulatory bodies on charities like never before, a robust governance and compliance infrastructure is increasingly the backbone for any charity, especially those like AAC.

In keeping with AAC’s focus on making it easy for the Jewish public to give Tzedokoh, we thought it would be useful to present in our regular newsletters, a series of excerpts from a halachic sefer on Tzedokoh & Ma’aser Kesofim entitled “Easy Giving”, co-authored by one of our own trustees, Eli Katz, together with Emanuel Meyer.

Born in a coal-mining village in South Wales and studied in Gateshead Yeshiva and Birkbeck College, Yitzchok Katz shares with us his history with AAC and more.

We at Achisomoch are very pleased to be a partner in the NW London’s ShpielTime! Purim Project.