Your help is greatly appreciated!
The Jewish life in Estonia and the activity thet organized by us is supported only by contributions from dedicated and concerned people such as yourselves.
We try to achieve our mission of restoring Jewish life in Estonia through our various programs and activities. The biggest project which has been carried out lately is the construction of the new Synagogue in Tallinn. Now the biggest chalenge for us is to set it going and to make it the desired place for every Jew.
We cannot do this alone. We count on support from people like yourself.
Please join us with your financial support and become a partner in our work.
Thank you very much!
Rabbi Efraim Shmuel Kot
The Chief Rabbi of Estonia
Here are some of the ways you can contribute:
Donate through our Bank
Beneficiary name: Eesti Juudiusu Kogudus
Bank: SEB Eesti Ühispank
Swift: EEUHEE2X
Account number: 10 2200 3462 7012
IBAN: EE85 1010 2200 3462 7012
Donate Online
With Secure donation form provided by Federation of Jewish Communities of the CIS. All overhead and administrative costs of the FJC are covered, allowing 100% percent of your donation to go directly to the needs of Jewish activity in Estonia.
Please remark: "Estonian Jewish activity"
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Donate by Mail
Please make your check payable to: FJC of CIS
And send it to:
U.S. address:
Federation of Jewish Communities of the CIS
580 5th Avenue, Suite 800
New York, NY 10036
Please include your name, address and phone number so that we may properly acknowledge your generous gift for your tax deduction purposes.
Israel address:
Kot Family: Hadmur Milubavitsh st. 34 Ramat shlomo Jerusalem ISRAEL
משפחת קוט: רחוב האדמו"ר מליובאוויטש 34 רמת שלמה ירושלים ישראל
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Estonian address:
Synagogue – Estonian Jewish Center:
Karu St. 16
Tallinn 10120
Estonia
Donate by Telephone
To make a donation by phone, you can call
our New York office at: 1 (212) 262-3688
or our Moscow office at: 7 (495) 783 8472
We accept MasterCard, Visa and American Express.
Please remark: "Estonian Jewish activity"
