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Keren Malki is established as a Registered Amuta [a
not-for-profit association] under Israeli law.
The formal name is: "Keren Malki - Lezichra shel Malka
Chana Roth, Hashem Yikom Damah, Amuta Reshuma". In English: "The Malki
Foundation - In Memory of Malka Chana Roth". For everyday
purposes, we refer to it in Hebrew as Keren Malki, and in English as The
Malki Foundation.
The Malki Foundation was registered on 11th September
2001 under the Hok Ha'Amutot 5740, the Law of Not-for-Profit
Associations 1980. Its registered number is 58-038-165-5.
Under that law, our books are audited on an annual
basis, and our procedures must be approved as being in compliance with
the law and with our own by-laws. The latest approval (in Hebrew: Nihul Takin) for
calendar 2006 was issued to us by the Registrar of Associations in
February 2008. A copy of the latest certificate (in effect until December
2008) is available from our office on
request.
The seven founders of the Malki Foundation are:
Keren Malki operates its main bank account at
Bank
of Jerusalem Ltd, account number 54-03011-300034162.
The bank's physical address is: 18 Keren Hayesod Boulevard, Jerusalem 92149
Israel. (Address for SWIFT transfers: JERSIL IT). Bank of Jerusalem has
correspondent relations with HSBC Bank in New York; Royal Bank of
Scotland in the UK; and HSBC in Sydney.
Direct wire transfers
can be made at any time, but please send us your details (via the donor
form) so we can issue a proper receipt. (Further details on
how to make donations.)
In all respects, we're committed to conservative
management of the foundation's funds, and full compliance with all applicable
laws and good practices.
The goals of the foundation, as stated on
the certificate of registration, are: "Aid for disabled children who are
cared for in their own homes" and "Support for families seeking to
provide home-care for their disabled child".
Giving by Credit Card: Donations
to the Malki Foundation/Keren Malki can be made via a secure online facility:
For American tax-payers, your donation is recognized for tax
deduction purposes by the IRS. More information
here.
For Israeli tax-payers, your
donation is recognized for tax deduction purposes. The
details are here.
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