Jeannette P.
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I think this organization is very…profesional
I think this organization is very serious and help Jewish and Christian’s in projects that they need

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578 reviews
For more than 40 years, The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (The Fellowship or IFCJ) has been the leading non-profit building bridges between Christians and Jews, blessing Israel and the Jewish people around the world with humanitarian care and lifesaving aid. As Israel's largest provider of humanitarian aid, in 2025 alone, The Fellowship helped 2 million people across 47 countries worldwide, providing support to Jewish communities in Israel, the FSU, and worldwide with emergency and essential necessities like food, water, clothing and medicine, helped support to the elderly and Holocaust survivors, helped thousands of Jews worldwide make aliyah (immigrate) to Israel, and helped strengthen Israel’s security infrastructure by installing bomb shelters, providing security equipment and gear to first responders and more. To learn more about the Fellowship’s work, visit www.ifcj.org.
International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (ifcj.org) has 578 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
578 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Jeannette P.
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I think this organization is very serious and help Jewish and Christian’s in projects that they need
Linda De V.
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It is our obligation to protect the holy land and its people. Israel is the place Judaism and Christianity were born.
James W.
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The company eats up 58% of the donations in expenses and I can see why. Beyond tge CEO'S $3/4 million salary, they hound folks like me with constant expensive mailers when all I vould v contribute was $25 sincerity on Social Security. I even called them when I made my 2nd $25 contribution on the condition I would no longer cebinundated with their mailers. I was assured I wouldn't. They lied. Their mission is outstanding but their stewardship is abysmal! I no longer participate!
Rick J.
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Apparently they sell your information to other charity fund raisers. I get a plethora of mail requests every week. This has never happened before I signed up with IFCJ. I'm finding it unacceptable. I want to be removed from the mailing lists and am seriously considering canceling my donations to IFCJ. The CEO pulls down 700k a year salary. WTF????
Tyler G.
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Tried to cancel gifts and they kept taking them. Confirmed my cancellation but still took unauthorized donations from me. DO NOT DONATE to these people.
Mary Ann S.
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Miserable trying to cancel subscription. I sent three emails. Finally got through by phone today. They verified they had sent requests to appropriate department and that they just haven’t gotten to it. My credit card company has subsequently blocked them from charging me again and is submitting my request for refund of the last three payments. Never again.
Ken
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This phoney Bishop on your commercials makes me sick. His mission: to make Christians feel guilty if they don't donate to "God's people." Why just pick on Christians? How about asking the Jews to help their own people?
Emilia S.
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I have partnered with the fellowship for many years. That spirit has led me to be a part of this great organization to help people in need. As long as I’m working and having money come into my hands, I will share it with the people of Israel, for their God is my God and my heart is with them. Thank you for being there for all the people who need help. Thank you for being the feet and the hands to help them on my behalf. In Jesus name amen.