Responsibility for one's neighbor has always held the Jewish people together, in accordance with the Torah's injunction:
“If there will be a needy one among you, any of your brothers, do not harden your heart. Do not close your hand to your brother in need. No, open thou, open thine hand unto him!”
Charity was one of the cornerstones of the founding of B'nai B'rith over 180 years ago and has remained so to this day. The practice of Zedaka therefore also has a high priority in the Raoul Wallenberg Lodge.
We help where people are in need and where there is a need. We regularly donate to institutions and individuals, both in Israel and Eastern Europe, as well as in Berlin.
You, dear visitor to our website, can also support us with a donation so that together we can help where the need is greatest.
