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Water Supply and Sanitation Technology Platform

==About them==
The outward appearance of the WSSTP indicates a benign, technocratic organisation seeking only technological and scientific innovation in the water sector. As their description of themselves states 
:'The Water supply and sanitation Technology Platform (WssTP) is a European initiative for European Research and Technology Development in the water industry.. The WssTP develops an overview of the current state of water supply and sanitation technologies in their respective branches and identifies the most promising areas of innovation' WSSTP WSSTP Home, Accessed 13th June 2008 .
Their activities and membership, however, indicate a less benign and a more politically orientated agenda.
==Activities==
On June 5th 2008 the WSSTP organised a conference titled 'Covering the WSSTP research agenda and the 20 year plan. Find out where we are going and our plans to get there' Conference 2008 Programme and Participants, Accessed 13 June 2008.
==Board members==
*Chair Diane d'Arras Suez
*Vice-Chair Xavier Chazelle Suez
*Treasurer Mike Farrimond UKWIR 
*Member François Laurans Veolia
*Member Alain Rousse Veolia
*Deputy Tom Vereijken European Water Partnership EUCETSA
*Member Jørn Rasmussen Danish Water Forum
*Deputy Theo Van Den Hoven WEKNOW 
*Member Durk Krol EUREAU 
*Deputy Carlos Povoa Aquas de Portugal
==References==
Category: Water: European Actors
Water UK

==Members==
Anglian Water Services Ltd (part of awg plc) 	www.anglianwater.co.uk
Bournemouth & West Hampshire Water plc 	www.bwhwater.co.uk
Bristol Water plc 	www.bristolwater.co.uk
Cambridge Water plc 	www.cambridge-water.co.uk
Cholderton & District Water Company * 	no website
Dee Valley Water plc 	www.deevalleygroup.com
*Dwr Cymru / Welsh Water 	www.dwrcymru.co.uk
Essex & Suffolk Water (part of Northumbrian Water Ltd) 	www.eswater.co.uk
Folkestone & Dover Water Services Ltd 	www.fdws.co.uk
Jersey Water * 	www.jerseywater.je
Mid Kent Water plc 	www.midkentwater.co.uk
*Northern Ireland Water Limited 	www.niwater.com
Northumbrian Water Ltd 	www.nwl.co.uk
Portsmouth Water plc 	www.portsmouthwater.co.uk
*Scottish Water 	www.scottishwater.co.uk
*Severn Trent plc 	www.severntrent.com
South East Water Ltd 	www.southeastwater.co.uk
South Staffordshire Water plc 	www.south-staffs-water.co.uk
South West Water Ltd 	www.swwater.co.uk
Southern Water 	www.southernwater.co.uk
States of Guernsey Water Board * 	www.gov.gg
Sutton & East Surrey Water plc 	www.waterplc.com
Tendring Hundred Water Services Ltd 	www.thws.co.uk
*Thames Water Utilities Ltd 	www.thameswater.co.uk
Three Valleys Water plc 	www.3valleys.co.uk
*United Utilities Water plc 	www.unitedutilities.com
*Wessex Water Services Ltd 	www.wessexwater.co.uk
Yorkshire Water Services Ltd 	www.yorkshirewater.com
* - not members of Water UK
Website: http://www.water.org.uk/home
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Waterfront Public Affairs

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Waterfront Partnership was renamed Waterfront Public Affairs and later bought out by [[Freshwater UK][
==Background==
Established in 1990, Waterfront Public Affairs describes itself as a leading UK and EU public affairs and public relations consultancy specialising in the transport sector, advising a range of public and private sector clients. It was bought by PR firm Freshwater UK in 2007.Financial Times Freshwater UK Business Profile Accessed 4th April 2008 
==Resources==
The Waterfront Partnership UK Staff and clients 30.11.03-31.05.04
==References==
Category:Lobbying firmsCategory:Lobbying
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Wave PR

Wave PR is a Glasgow-based PR and lobbying firm. 
==Services==
Wave PR offers a range of PR services, as well as lobbying, of which it says: 'Public policy and legislation affects all businesses. Being aware of the political process and how it will affect your business and the community you work in can have massive benefits.... we can help address this very specific area.'Public Affairs, Wave PR website, accessed August 2015
==People==
*Jonathan Kennedy
*Chris Bell
==Clients==
Wave PR does not declare its clients on its website, nor is it signed up to the voluntary transparency registers operated by the lobbying industry, which would require it to make public its lobbying clients.
Clients mentioned on its website include:
*Coca-Cola 
*Asda
*ScottishPower 
*British Waterways (now Scottish Canals!) 
*Maggie’s Cancer Care Centres
*Scottish Association for Mental Health
==Contacts==
:Address: Ingram House, 227 Ingram St, Glasgow, G1 1DA
:Website: www.wavepr.co.uk
==References==
Category:Scottish lobbying firms
Waxman-Markey Bill

The American Clean Energy and Security Act, ACES, H.R. 2454, previously known as the Waxman-Markey climate and energy bill, was passed by the US House of Representatives on 26 June 2009.
The bill's aim is stated as being:
:To create clean energy jobs, achieve energy independence, reduce global warming pollution and transition to a clean energy economy.H.R. 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009, govtrack.us website, accessed 7 Nov 2009
The bill comprises five titles:
Title I – Clean Energy: would set standards for conventional and renewable energy technologies and provide funds to support the development of clean energy projects and technologies.
Title II – Energy Efficiency: would mandate new energy efficiency standards for appliances, buildings, transport and industry and provide funds to support energy efficiency projects and technologies.
Title III – Reducing Global Warming Pollution: would create a national cap-and-trade scheme that would reduce GHG emissions from major sources by 17 percent by 2020 and 83 percent by 2050 relative to 2005 levels.
Title IV – Transitioning to a Clean Energy Economy: would provide financial assistance to those industries and persons affected by the Bill’s provisions and protect consumers from increases in energy prices.
Title V – Offsets from Domestic Forestry & Agriculture: would provide opportunities for domestic emissions from the forestry and agricultural sectors.The Waxman-Markey Bill at a Glance, Think Carbon website, accessed 7 Nov 2009
==American Petroleum Institute targets bill==
In 2009 a memo from Jack Gerard, President and CEO of the American Petroleum Institute (API), was leaked to Greenpeace. The memo revealed that the API and its membership were targeting the Waxman-Markey bill and other legislation like it in a PR campaign aimed at persuading the public that such measures would mean high petrol prices and job losses. The memo revealed that in the eyes of API at least, the PR campaign was a success.
==Notes==
Category:ClimateCategory:Climate ChangeCategory:Climate: Energy
Wayne David

Wayne David (born July 1, 1957) is a British politician. He has been the Labour Party member of parliament for Caerphilly since 2001. Wayne David MP TheyWorkForYou.com, accessed 26 March, 2009. 
David was re-elected in the May 2015 general election with a majority of 10,073. Caerphilly Parliamentary constituency BBC News, accessed 21 May 2015 
==Affiliations==
*Labour Friends of Israel 'Formal Minutes', UK Parliament website, 4 July, 2005, accessed 26 March 2009 
==Notes==
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Wayne King

According ot the Daily Star, King was the initiator of an anti-Islamist March in Luton in May 2009:
::Rally inspiration Wayne King's Ban The Terrorists group has a 1,500-strong petition which it plans to present to Luton's mayor Lakhbir Singh, and later to PM Gordon Brown.
::Wayne said: "The whole country witnessed the hatefilled scum that gatecrashed the soldiers' homecoming.
::"Two of their regiment died in Iraq and they should have met a heroes' welcome.
::"This is a very small number of Muslim fanatics and not the wider Muslim community. " Last night a Luton Council spokesman said: "We have granted permission for a march to take place in the town centre on 24 May."Ross Kaniuk and Tom Hutchison, Vitory for Common Sense, Daily Star, 11 May 2009.
After the march desccended into violence, the Daily Mail quoted King as a spokesman for the United People of Luton:
::'We decided enough was enough after the soldiers got heckled as they marched through the town centre by the Muslim extremists. We want laws brought in to stop preachers of hate operating here.'Claire Ellicott, MASKED MOB ON THE MARCH AGAINST MUSLIM EXTREMISTS, Daily Mail, 25 May 2009.
==Notes==
King, Wayne
We Demand a Referendum

We Demand a Referendum (WDAR) is a British political Party launched by Nicole Sinclaire in September 2012. The party slogan being "let the people decide", the party members demand citizens' right to a referendum to decide whether or not the UK remains a member of the European Union.BBC News, "New EU referendum party holding first conference," BBC, 05.10.2012, accessed 28.11.2012.
==Notes==
Category:European Political Party
Category:Political Party in UK
We Do Not Want Islam

We Do Not Want Islam is a group based in the Czech Republic.
==Activities==
It has staged a number of anti-Islamic events, most recently in 2015 placing a series of exhibits in Prague's public parks using veiled female effigies to represent those who have been stoned to death.
The group's spokesman Artur Fiser told the Czech news agency CTK.
:“Islamic barbarism is infiltrating us with a growing speed, but it has not touched upon majority society,” Fiser said. "We hope that if we open the eyes to the public before it gets here in full, people will not have to watch real stoning or read in the papers that a neighbour killed his daughter over the perverted notion of ‘honour’. Statues of stoned women are in Prague in protest against Islam, ČeskéNoviny.cz, 12 August 2015, accessed 14 August 2015 
==People==
*Artur Fiser
==Affiliations==
*Bloc Against Islam groups were also involved in the Prague park stoning exhibits
==Funding==
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Islam CriticsCategory:Czech Republic
Weatherhead Center for International Affairs

The Weatherhead Center for International Affairs was founded as the Center for International Affairs in 1958 and assumed its current name in 1998 following an endowment by Albert and Celia Weatherhead and the Weatherhead Foundation. The aim of the Center was to confront the worlds problems as diagnosed by Robert R. Bowie and Henry Kissinger in their specification of The Program of the Center for International Affairs (1958).
==Notes==
Web of Influence

The Web of Influence is a portal page giving access to research on the structure and practice of influence in 'addictive industries'. This is part of the European Commission funded FP7 project titled ALICE RAP (Addiction and Lifestyles in Contemporary Europe Reframing Addictions Project). 
==Research Guide==
*Research Guide for Partners - Web of Influence
*To add an article to this project please use the Article Submission - Web of Influence page.
==Industry and national level==
===EU===
*Gambling Industry in the EU
*Alcohol Industry in the EU
*Tobacco Industry in the EU
*Food Industry in the EU
*Online Gambling Industry in the EU
 
===UK===
*Gambling Industry in the UK
*Food Industry in the UK
===Netherlands===
*Alcohol Industry in the Netherlands
*Tobacco Industry in the Netherlands
===Estonia===
*Food Industry in Estonia
*Alcohol Industry in Estonia
===Italy===
*Gambling Industry in Italy
*Tobacco Industry in Italy
==Notes==
Category:Web of Influence
Weber Group

The Weber Group was a public relations agency specialising in the technology sector, founded by Laurence 'Larry' Weber in 1987 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It is now part of the international firm Weber Shandwick.
Weber Group was acquired by Interpublic in 1998. Larry Weber, considered to be the leading PR guru in the world, then executed a consolidation strategy leading to the largest PR agency in the world. In 2000, Weber Group merged with another one of Interpublic's acquisitions: UK international PR group Shandwick, creating Weber Shandwick. The companies US offices merged into Weber Shandwick, the London office merged with the London office of global PR group Golin Harris (also owned by Interpublic). 
The company pioneered an extranet system called WeberWorks that allowed clients to keep up with what was being said about them in both the print and online media. This capability was referenced in the anti-globalisation book No Logo by Naomi Klein.
Weber employees were generally known as Weberites.
==Notes==
Category:Public relations firms
Weber Shandwick, UK Clients, PRCA Yearbook 2004

WEBER SHANDWICK
CONTACT
ADDRESS
Fox Court
14 Gray's Inn Road
London
WC1X 8WS
TELEPHONE 020 7067 0000
FAX 0870 990 5441
EMAIL cbyrne@webershandwick.com
WEBSITE http://www.webershandwick.co.uk
QUALITY ASSESSMENT ACHIEVED
Consultancy Management Standard
BUSINESS COMMENCED
1974
EMPLOYEES Over 400
==RANGE OF SERVICES==
Weber Shandwick is the UK's leading public relations consultancy. with the broadest range of specialist practices, widest geographical reach and deepest pool of talent and experience. We offer a skills base of over 400 people, working in the No 1, 2 or 3 rated practice areas in Consumer, Corporate, Financial, Technology, Visual Communications and Regional practices and the UK's fastest growing healthcare practice.
We are the UK's leading PR agency* (*Source: The Top 150 PR Consultancies 2002, PR Week April 2002).
FEE INCOME
Unable to disclose - Sarbanes Oxley
Act
==CURRENT CLIENTS==
Clients include:
*Adobe
*Anglian Water
*BNFL
*Coca-Cola
*COLT Telccom
*Corporation of London
*Dixons
*Eli Lilly
*Euronext
*General Council of the Bar
*Intel
*Meat & Livestock Commission
*Merrill Lynch
*Nestle
*Panasonic
*Peugot
*Pfizer
*Scotts
*Siemens
*Unilever
*Visa
*Woolworths
AD HOC CLIENTS
N/A
==PARTNERS / DIRECTORS==
*Colin Byrne, CEO, UK & Ireland
*Sally Ward, Deputy CEO, Managing Director, Consumer
*Susan Ellis, Chief Executive, Weber Shandwick/Square Mile
*Fiona Hall, European Managing Director; Healthcare
*Michelle McGlocklin, Managing Director; Technology
*Paul Barnes, Joint Managing Director; Weber Shandwick/GJW Pub/ic Affairs
*Zoe Arden, Managing Director, Go/in Harris Weber
*Jon McLeod, Managing Director; Legal Phil Riggins, Managing Director, Europe KRC Research
*Eileen Gleeson, Managing Director; Weber Shandwick/FCC Dub/in
*Jo Leah, Managing Director; Manchester
*Brenda Boal, Managing Director; Belfast
*Nora Farrell, Managing Director; Scot/and Northern Ire/and
*Michael Prescott, Managing Director; Corporate
*Nigel Roberts, Head of Strategic Media Marcus Smith, Director of internationa/Affairs
*David Walker, Director of Crisis Issues Management
HOLDERS OF PUBLIC OFFICE
None
PARENT OR PRINCIPAL COMPANY
The Interpublic Group of Companies - www.interpublic.com
SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES
Golin/Harris Weber
ASSOCIATE COMPANIES
N/A
==OVERSEAS OWNED OFFICES==
WITHIN
Australia, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Netherlands, Peoples Republic of China, Portugal, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, UK, USA
INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATES
WITHIN
N/A
OTHER ADDRESSES
Aberdeen:
58 Queens Road
Aberdeen ABI 5 4ZT
Belfast:
425 Holywood Road
Belfast BT4 2GU
Edinburgh:
9 York Place
Edinburgh EHi 3EB
Glasgow:
9 Lyndedoch Crescent
Glasgow G3 6EQ
Liverpool:
25 Hatton Garden
Liverpool L3 2HA
Manchester:
3 Jordan Street
Knott Mill
Manchester M15 4PY
*client retained for more than three years **client retained for more than five years
Category:PRCA Yearbook
Weber Shandwick Adamson

Weber Shandwick Adamson started out as Adamson Associates run by one of the most experienced lobbyists in Brussels Paul Adamson. Adamson sold the firm to BSMG to become Adamson BSMG. The firm was owned by Weber Shandwick Worldwide. In 2003 Adamson left WSAdamson to concentrate on a new elite Euro Zone magazine titled E! Sharp (PR Week, 18 July 2003), at which point Adamson's name was dropped from the agency's title.
==Notes==
Category:Public relations firms
Weber Shandwick GJW Public Affairs

Weber Shandwick GJW Public Affairs is a lobbying firm formerly known as GJW. It is now known as Weber Shandwick Public Affairs and is a subsidiary of Weber Shandwick Worldwide
==Resources==
*Weber Shandwick GJW Public Affairs Clients and Staff 30.11.03 to 31.05.04
==Notes==
Category:Lobbying firms
Weber Shandwick GJW Public Affairs Clients and Staff 30.11.03 to 31.05.04

==Address(es) in UK==
Fox Court
14 Gray's Inn Road
London WC1X 8WS
Tel: 020 7067 0326
Fax: 0870 990 5441
e-mail: pbarnes@webershandwick.com
Paul Barnes
9 York Place
Edinburgh EH1 3EB
Tel: 0131 556 6649
Fax: 0131 556 6741
e-mail: mmacdonald@webershandwick.com
Moray Macdonald
Tel: 028 9076 1007 Terry McErlane
425 Holywood Rd Fax: 028 9076 1012
Belfast BT4 2GU e-mail: tmcerlame@webershandwick.com
Website: http://webershandwick.co.uk/public/
==Offices outside UK==
Over 80 owned offices in over 35 countries
==Staff (employed and freelance) providing consultancy services 30.11.03 to 31.05.04==
Susan Adams
Paul Barnes
Nigel Clarke
Andrew Hadfield
Elizabeth Jackman
Jenny Richards
Aisling O'Brien
Simon Petar
Wilf Weeks
Terry McErlane
Gemma Roberts
Moray Macdonald
Bruce MacPherson
Susie Dullard
Luke Akehurst
Stephanie Bell
Lee Findell
Jon McLeod
Tony Page
Toren Smith
Chris West
Suzanne Jacob
Michael Torrance
Evie Soames
Lynne McNaught
Colin Byrne
Sarah Bowen
Jo-ann Robertson
Peter Bowyer
Allona Grunberg
Tony Hutt
Alexandra Livingstone
Phaedra Stavrinos
Michael Prescott
Jo-Ann Robertson
Paul Godzik
Alexandre Bykov
Tamora Langley
Christopher Brown
Flavia Pigott
Michael Prescott
Malcom Gooderham
==Fee-Paying clients for whom UK consultancy services provided 31.5.03 to 30.11.03==
Arts Council
Balfour Beatty
Parkview International
Blackpool Borough Council
British Arts Market Federation
Cephalon
City Disputes Panel
Direct Rail Services
EADS UK
EADS Cogent
Ellerman Investments
English Partnerships
Extracare
Gaz de France
GKN
Invaro
Aventis
Bar Council
BBC
Government of Bermuda
BNFL
Carillion
CIT
Crown Estate
DoCoMo Europe
Eli Lilly
EMTA
Hammersons
Jenita Investments
Marie Curie Cancer Care
Nestle UK
Northrop Grumman Mission
AWG
Barclays
Boots
BUPA
Cattles
CPL
Transport Initiative
Edinburgh
ESNS
Futures & Options Association
Land Securities
Meat & Livestock Commission
NATS
Norland
Maxwells
Mega Profile
Motion Picture Association
Nestle SA
Northern Ireland Police Service
RSA
Stanhope
Tubelines
University of Central Lancashire
Unite
Victoria & Albert Museum
White Cube
Barclays Asset Finance
Royal Mail
Walls
Public Interest Lawyers
Asda/Wal mart
Systems
PP&L Global
Racecourse Holdings Trust
Rowan & Blewitt
Savoy Group
Shaftesbury
Legal & General
Tate
UBS
Visteon
British Museum
Grosvenor
JLL
Mabeley & Johnson
Marks & Spencer
Matushita
UCAS
Northrop Grumman
Integrated Systems
Paddington Development Corporation
Periodical Publishers Association
RCA
Sutton Trust
UK Detention Services
Motorway Service Areas
Nestrans
Red Meat Industry Forum
EPSRC
Central Parking Systems
Faber Maunsell
Ikea
==Fee-Paying Clients for whom only UK monitoring services provided 31.5.03 to 30.11.03==
*Elphinstone Homes
*Scottish Funding Councils
==Resources==
Category:PR Clients
Weber Shandwick Square Mile

Weber Shandwick | Square Mile is one of the UK's biggest financial PR firms. It is a subsidiary of Weber Shandwick Worldwide whose ultimate parent company is Interpublic.
 
==International & Unquoted clients==
SourceHemscott
===Financial Services===
Bank of Tokyo - Mitsubishi
CLS Services Limited
Cross Asset Management
Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein
Fabien Pictet & Partners
FireOne Group plc
Hogg Robinson
Isle of Man Finance
Jardine Matheson Holdings Limited
Kirkland & Ellis International LLP
KPMG
Mastercard Europe
Moore Management
Omgeo
Orbit Benefits Limited
The PMI Group
Prebon Yamane
RiskMetrics Group
Royal Bank of Canada
SecFinex
Siemens Financial Services
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Schroder Ventures Life Sciences
Scriturra
Teather & Greenwood Investment Management
Trafalgar Capital
TWIST
Weil Gotshal & Manges
XL Capital
===Consumer===
AJ Leisure
Business Dataote
Merrydown PLC
Urbium plc
===Industrials===
Countryside Properties
LNM Group
Sempra Energy
Wren Homes
===Life Sciences===
Addex Pharma
Microscience Holdings plc
===TMT===
DoCoMo Europe (UK) Ltd
Orc Software
Polaris Software Lab
===Support Services===
Sira Business Services Plc
===Transport and Infrastructure===
Angel Trains
==Notes==
Weber Shandwick Worldwide

Weber Shandwick Worldwide is one of the biggest global PR companies it is owned by Interpublic. In the UK it is known as Weber Shandwick
==History==
Weber Shandwick was formed from the merger of Shandwick and Weber Group.
==Address in the UK==
Fox Court
14 Gray's Inn Road
London, WC1X 8WS
United Kingdom
T: 44 20 7067 0000
*Colin Byrne Chief Executive Officer, Weber Shandwick - UK
*Sally Ward Vice Chairman, Weber Shandwick Europe
*David Yelland Senior Vice Chairman, Weber Shandwick - UK
==Subsidiaries==
===London===
*Weber Shandwick
*Weber Shandwick Public Affairs (formerly Weber Shandwick GJW Public Affairs) Michael Prescott Managing Director, Corporate and Strategic Media Relations
*Weber Shandwick Square Mile, T: 44 20 7067 0700
*Financial Relations Board T: 44 20 7067 0745
*Rogers & Cowan T: 44 20 7067 0276 Matt Neale Director
*KRC Research T: 44 20 7067 0000 Phil Riggins Managing Director
===Brussels===
*Cassidy & Associates Europe
==References==
Category: Public relations firms
Category:PR Clients
Category:Food lobbyists and PR consultants
Weekend World

Weekend World was a British television political series, made by London Weekend Television (LWT) and broadcast from 1972 to 1988.
==Weekend World journalism==
John Lloyd on Weekend World:
Weekend World always made it explicit that politicians, especially cabinet ministers, faced on most issues a range of difficult and constructed choices. It sought to make sense of the choices; its interviews were aimed at clarifying the view that the politician or public figure took of these choices. The presenters - [Peter] Jay, then the former MPs Brian Walden (Labour) and Matthew Parris (Conservative) - stressed that politicians had larger responsibilities than they did because politicians were elected, and had taken on a greater or lesser range of duties as part of the democratic and governing process. John Lloyd, 'The interview as humiliation. Jeremy Paxman is the champion of an insidious form of journalism. John Lloyd on why his dispute with John Birt is symptomatic of a wider crisis in our political culture', New Statesman, 11 November 2002
==Weekend World alumni==
David Aaronovitch | John Birt | Peter Jay | John Lloyd | Peter Mandelson | Matthew Parris | Brian Walden | Michael Wills
==Notes==
Weintraub Family Foundation

The Weintraub Family Foundation (EIN: 20-4336659) is a grant making foundation which supports a number of Jewish and pro-Israel causes. Rabbi Peter Weintraub, one of the directors of the foundation, also serves as a National Board Member of the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF). The Weintraub foundation is a major donor to the FIDF. Between 2002 - 2013 the foundation donated $438,090 to the FIDF.Data compiled from filings of Form 990s 2002 - 2013.
==Foundation Grantees== 
Organisations supported by the Weintraub Foundation include:
American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Harvard University Fund, Jewish National Fund, StandWithUs, and the UJA-Federation of New York.
Data compiled from filings of Form 990s 2002 - 2013. 
==People== 
===Directors (circa 2013) ===
Peter Weintraub (Director) | Ellen Weintraub (Director) | David Weintraub (Director) 
===Contact===
:Address Circa 2013:
:20 Morris Lane
:Scarsdale, NY
:10583
:Phone: (914) 472-6200
==Notes==
Category:Israel