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The Ari Fuld Project
United States: 501(c)3   EIN 83-3571366
Israel: Registered Amuta (Tofes 46)  ID # 580672897

General Donation Instructions

To Donate by Credit Card:

Donations can be made online by credit card at: www.AriFuld.org/donate/ 
Or you can select from specific specific project pages listed on the site.

 If sending a wire or check it is important to notify us that you sent it, how it was sent, and for how much, so we can properly track and register it, and have a receipt issued.

If the donation is for a specific campaign, please let us know.

US Direct Donation Instructions

To Donate Via Zelle:

Zelle account: Contact Us

To Donate Via Check:

The Ari Fuld Project
355 Jones Road
Englewood, NJ 07631

If you prefer to send to our NY address, please contact us.

To Donate Via Wire Transfer:

Account Name: The Ari Fuld Project
Bank Name: Contact Us
Account number:  CONTACT US for the number
Routing number:   Contact Us

Note for DAF and Fidelity Charity Account Owners:

The Ari Fuld Project accepts donations from most Donor Advised Funds (DAF).

Not all of the various Fidelity charitable funds work with us.

If The Ari Fuld Project does not appear in your list of Fidelity recognized charities, then the donations can instead be sent to us via the Central Fund of Israel.

The Central Fund of Israel will receive the money and then send it to The Ari Fuld Project.       

It is important that you earmark the donation to “AFP753 The Ari Fuld Project” if you choose this option.

It is also important that you notify us that the donation was sent to the Central Fund of Israel so we can track it and facilitate the transfer with them.

If using this option, the address for the Fidelity transfers to The Central Fund of Israel is:

Central Fund of Israel
c/o Jmark Interiors Inc.
461 Central Avenue
Cedarhurst, NY 11516

Tax Exempt Federal ID No. 13-2992985
Memo: AFP753 – The Ari Fuld Project – Campaign Name

 Israel Direct Donation Instructions

To Donate Via Check:

The Ari Fuld Project
Zeit Shemen 30/1
Efrat 90435
Israel

הפרויקט של ארי פולד ז”ל
זית שמן 30/1

אפרת 90435

To Donate Via Wire Transfer:

Bank Mizrachi-Tefahot – 20 – בנק מזרחי-טפחות
Branch – 454 – סניף
Account – 255392 – חשבון
Full account number (with bank) 20-454-255392

IBAN: IL46-0204-5400-0000-0255-392

SWIFT: MIZBILITXXX

Account Name: The Ari Fuld Project

To Donate Via BIT:

Please contact us for donating by BIT.

Direct Donations Instructions for Additional Countries

If sending a wire or check it is important to notify us that you sent it, how it was sent, and for how much, so we can properly track and register it, and have a receipt issued.

It is important to include the ID number in the Memo/Notes of the wire transfer.

United Kingdom

Checks in Pound Sterling should be made out to “UK Gives” (Charity number 1161366) and mailed to:

UK Gives
483 Green Lanes
London, England
N134BS
MEMO: 580672897

Canada

Checks in Canadian dollars should be made out to “Canada Charity Partners” (CRA 818335390RR0001) and mailed to:

Canada Charity Partners
5785 Smart ave.
Cote St Luc, QC H4W2M8
MEMO: 580672897

For wire transfer info in Canada, please contact us directly.

Please contact us if you want to make a direct donation from other countries, or via a different method.

Thank you for your support.

The Ari Fuld Project is a registered Amuta (NGO) in Israel ID# 580672897 (with Tofes 46) and a registered 501(c)(3) charity in the US: 83-3571366

For large donations, or donations by check, please contact us directly.

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