[Cookbook of Frau Dr. Jonas] 1908-1912

Handwritten cookbook with entries of various recipes, started in Altona, Germany in 1908.

Letter from Newport to K. K. S. I. regarding Abraham and Mathias Cohen, two poor men

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Copy of letter from K. K. S. I. regarding sending money to Newport to help them build a synagogue

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Letter sent by 10 members of Newport congregation thanking K. K. S. I. for contribution for synagogue

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Note of Naphtali Hart promising to pay the trustees of Newport synagogue the money given by K. K. S. I.

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Letter from Naphtali Hart, Newport, to K. K. S. I. asking for more help to finish synagogue

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Letter of Moses Lopez, Newport regarding subscription of New York members for furniture etc.

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Circular by committee of Hebra Hased V'Amet regarding establishment of women's Hebra

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Receipt for $175, collected for poor in Ireland

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Bills and receipts of Dr. Andrew Judah for attendance on poor of K. K. S. I.

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Papers of Ladies Army Relief Association

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Accounts of K. K. S. I.--Tzedaka Fund

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Memo of manuscripts and articles deposited in the cornerstone of 19th street synagogue of K. K. S. I.--Papers, Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society

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Letter from Palestine asking for assistance

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A study of professional advisers in Australia

Since 2002, ACPNS has been surveying professional advisers to affluent Australians intermittently to seek their views and experiences around client and personal philanthropy. Why?: because professional advisers on finance, wealth management, law, accounting, taxation, estate management and beyond are an important nexus with people who have the capacity to channel significant funding into community need. Overall, this study suggests a slight shift away from advising affluent clients on philanthropic matters. It also highlights some perceived lack of organisational and professional association support and the feeling of many advisers that they do not have the expertise yet to advise in this area. These results provide thought fodder for advisers, their organisations and sector bodies.