The Toronto Jewish Mission
The Toronto Jewish Mission is a Canadian charitable organization registered under the business number 128369568RR0001. Designated as a religious advancement charity, its primary focus is providing support and resources to individuals within the Jewish community, particularly those in need[3][4].

Objectives and Activities
The organization's charitable status falls under the category of "Support of Religion / Other," with a mandate rooted in religious outreach and community assistance[4]. While specific operational details are not publicly extensive, its activities emphasize direct aid and religious engagement, reflecting a commitment to fostering Jewish identity and communal welfare[3].

Historical Context
Though distinct from the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto—a broader philanthropic entity coordinating fundraising and community-building since 1917—The Toronto Jewish Mission shares a parallel focus on addressing localized needs within Toronto's Jewish population[1][5]. Unlike UJA Federation’s centralized campaigns and international outreach, the Mission appears to operate with a narrower, community-centric scope[3][5].

Governance and Structure
As a registered charitable organization, it adheres to Canada Revenue Agency regulations governing religious and community-service entities. Its structure likely involves volunteer and professional leadership, though specific governance details remain unspecified in available records[4][5].

See Also

• UJA Federation of Greater Toronto: A larger philanthropic body coordinating Jewish community services, education, and advocacy in Toronto[1][5].
• Charitable status in Canada: Regulatory framework for religious and community-support organizations[4].