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Agudath Israel of America

www.agudah.org

 
Agudath Israel of America was founded in 1922 to serve as Orthodox Jewry`s umbrella organization on our continent – where the majority of Jews in the Diaspora are proud to call home – acting as a voice, guiding light and helping hand for our community`s material and spirit. Since day one, Agudath Israel of America has stayed true to its key goals, including: Strengthening Jewish communities Strengthening religious education and Torah learning for adults Government and legal advocacy Comprehensive community based social services Inspiring Jewish youth
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.agudah.org
  • 42 Broadway 14th Floor
    New York, NY USA 10004
  • Phone: 212.797.9000

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