Community help in Johannesburg
Community help in Johannesburg: Volunteering, Food assistance, Donations & lost property. Each listing shows its source; call ahead to confirm details. All community help
Community help in JohannesburgCommunity help in Johannesburg: Volunteering, Food assistance, Donations & lost property. Each listing shows its source; call ahead to confirm details. All community help
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The Natie and Frances Kirsh, Hatzolah House, 29 Durham Street, Raedene 2192
Hatzolah is a non-profit medical rescue organization serving the Johannesburg…
Johannesburg, South Africa
Johannesburg's leading independent Jewish food fund providing nutritionally…
Beyachad, 2nd floor, 2 Elray Street, Raedene, 2192 South Africa
A volunteer organization that conducts regular visits to hospitals, clinics, and…
Johannesburg, South Africa
A century-old charitable organization serving the Johannesburg Jewish community…
Autoparks House, 13 Park Cres, Glenhazel, Johannesburg, 2192
Koleinu SA is a registered nonprofit organization providing support to victims of…
211 is a free, confidential service that connects people with local help for food, housing, utilities and more. Dial 211 or search on 211.org.
Source: 211.org: Call 211 for Essential Community Services - United Way 211 · checked 2026-11-07
NJ 211 connects New Jersey residents to local help for food, housing, utilities and more, by phone or online.
Source: NJ 211: Need Help? Start Here · checked 2026-11-07
Masbia runs kosher soup kitchens and food pantries in Brooklyn and Queens.
Source: Masbia: Masbia Soup Kitchen Network · checked 2026-11-07
Yad Eliezer (with its American Friends, now called B'ezri) runs food, baby formula, wedding and job programs for needy families in Israel.
Source: Yad Eliezer / B'ezri: Meet American Friends of Yad Eliezer/B'ezri · checked 2026-11-07
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Volunteer organizations are linked. Public rescue stories and contact pages are not reusable service feeds; incident details, volunteers and recipients are excluded.