JEEL AL AMAL
Donations via Bank in East Jerusalem
* Beneficiary: Jeel al Amal
* Bank name: Bank
Mercantile Discount
* Bank number: 17
* Branch name: Salah
Eddin Street, East
Jerusalem, via Israël
* Branch number: 638
* Account nr: 40346
* Swift nr: BARDILIT
* IBAN: IL 77 0176 3800
0000 1403 941
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Donations via
Stichting Jeel al Amal
Donations via
Stichting Jeel al Amal
From the Netherlands
* IBAN: NL74 TRIO 0212 4877 79
* Beneficiary: Stichting
Jeel al Amal
Jeel al Amal is considered to be an Institution aimed at the Public Interest by the Dutch fiscal authorities. Gifts are tax deductible.
Gifts will be used to help finance the camp for boys who have no home to go to during the summer holidays and for the maintenance of this website.
From other
EU-countries
EU-
Transfer of money in Euro’s to Jeel al Amal from a private account in another EU-
IBAN: NL74 TRIO 0212 4877 79
* Beneficiary: Stichting
Jeel al Amal
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To all friends of Jeel al Amal
Here are two stories about children in Jeel al Amal. The children of the stories are not in the picture.
Once a boy had a normal life. His father and mother got into an argument and separated. The mother has married again and her new husband refuses to take the boy. And the new wife of the father also refuses to take him. If Jeel al Amal would not have taken care of the child, he would have to live on the street.
Another woman was married three times. From the first man she has a girl and from the third one she has three children. The mother used to work to provide for her living. The situation became very difficult when the father died because the father is deceased and the mother could not work anymore. She lives in a corrugated iron shack, you can not call it a home. The mother is happy and says: “Now in Jeel al Amal my children have a roof over their heads. And at least they have something to eat.”
Najwa Sahhar-