Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine:

Dnepropetrovsk.

Chairman of the community: Gennadiy Bogolyubov
Tel: +38 (0562) 34-21-20
Address: Sholom Aleichem Str., 4, Dnepropetrovsk

Community history
Kindergarten
School
Beit Chana International
Pedagogical Institute

Social projects
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Social projects.

Charity has always been the paramount and the priority of the Dnepropetrovsk Jewish community. Help for every needy, care for each person, especially the elderly and children are the daily concerns of the Jewish community leadership, its staff and activists. A unique network of charitable organizations is created and large-scale special events are being realized, assistance is provided to thousands of people. "Taking care of every Jew" is one of the slogans of the Jewish community of Dnepropetrovsk. Due to the constant concern of the Board of Trustees an infrastructure of the Jewish community charities is established and works steadily and efficiently. The system of Jewish charity in Dnepropetrovsk is constantly being improved during major charitable events and activities aimed at alleviating the living conditions for tens of thousands of people in need.

Beit Baruch 
Charity events 
Medical programs

Charity events

Coordinator - Romanov I.
Tel.: +380 562 778 23 64
Address: Dnepropetrovsk, Leningradskaya St., 68, office 224

The charity events initiated by the Community president and the Board of Trustees can be distuinguished by their scale and are organized several times a year. In 2005 in Dnipropetrovsk two large charity events were held to distribute food packs to pensioners and disabled people of the city. The events were confined to the holidays of Purim and Rosh Hashanah. Twice in three weeks some five thousand people used to come to the Central Synagogue where they were handed a set of grocery products that a pensioner can rarely afford: raisins, cocoa, big leaf tea, lemon, canned saury and sprat, vegetable oil and much more - more than 10 kilograms. For Rosh Hashanah honey was added to the kit.

For the first time in the history of the revival of Jewish Communities of the CIS each veteran, combatant or disabled person in the World War II received a valuable gift on the 60th anniversary of the victory. All Jew veterans received refrigerators, televisions, stoves, washing machines, VCRs and other expensive appliances from the community for the holiday. Veterans in the Beit-Baruch Home for the elderly people of the Jewish community of Dnepropetrovsk were presented with a comfortable minibus.

The Board of Trustees of the Dnepropetrovsk Jewish Community decided to give gifts not only to residents of Dnipropetrovsk but also Jew veterans living in the cities of the region. In the weeks leading up to May 9 all the veterans were able to select what they want to get as a gift for the holiday. Victory Day celebration was held in the Golden Rose Choral Synagogue during which the veterans were presented with personal certificates and within a week appliances were delivered to them at home and installed.

Jewish war veterans came with their children and grandchildren to the Victory Day in Golden Rose Choral Synagogue. They were met by tunes of the war years on the porch of the synagogue. A minute of silence in memory of those killed during the Second World War was taken. Tales of combat veterans have left no indifferent in the great hall of the synagogue - the people wept remembering those hard times in the history of our nation. The Victory Day song was sang by the Beit Baruch choir of Veterans as the anthem of peace and justice. And then the ceremony of honoring the veterans began in which members of the Board of Trustees of the Jewish community awarded the veterans with personal certificates for the selected equipment.

Zalman International Charitable and Cultural Fund Center

President of the Foundation Boyko A.
Director of the Center Voloshin R
Tel.: +380 562 34 21 20
Address: Dnepropetrovsk, Sholom-Aleichem St., 4

Zalman International Charitable and Cultural Fund Center was opened in 2004 for the distinguished veterans of the World War II and labor veterans of all nationalities of Dnepropetrovsk. The center was established at the initiative of the Board of Trustees of the Dnepropetrovsk Jewish community member Boyko A and is supported by him. A hundred and twenty veterans meet in a beautiful café and get great food. A rich cultural program is organized for them.