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	Contact Information
erusalem Office: Head Quarter Al-Ansar St. No. 17 Shu'fat - Jerusalem 93600 P.O.Box 54719 +972 2 5326261/5810386 +972 2 5400471 Ramallah Branch: 12 Al-Tireh St. Opposite to First Ramallah Group P.O.Box 4442 +972 2 2971273/4 +972 2 2955393 Gaza Branch Cont Barnadotte St. Hasan Al-Shawwa Bldg, / 2nd Floor Al-Rimal / Gaza Tel/Fax:  +972 8 2824797 www.cfip.org     cfip@cfip.org

 Working Together:

There are many ways you can help CFI achieve our aims. We always need more volunteers to help with a range of activities: from office work; to organizing events/workshops; to acting as session moderators; and so forth. If you have energy and are motivated to help, we can both benefit from your involvement.

Alternatively, you could donate money, or help inform people of our work and promote our activities, by talking to your family and friends, advertising our events, etc.

Volunteer Work

Since the beginning, CFI has focused its interest on the volunteering field as we have developed and encouraged the volunteering spirit as a part a main component of our mission. Our work focus includes a special effort to achieve a volunteering program to support the collective efforts and activities of Palestinian institutions in their path to build an independent Palestinian state.

CFI has established three volunteer programs to support the comprehension of volunteering and shared work between different grassroots institutions. To break away from isolation and create principals that would develop the understanding of volunteering. To give this understanding a meaning, CFI has worked in the following fields:

1. Local Coordinators: They are volunteers from different institutions to shape civil education groups in order to create a connection between their grassroots organizations and CFI. They also would assume the responsibility of organizing civil education circles and provide logistical support.

2. Session Administrators: They are volunteers that participate in the civil education process and they administer those sessions.

3. Town Hall Meeting Committees: These committees are formed in different districts and they include representatives of grassroots organizations. They work in organizing and administrating the Town Hall Meetings between citizens and decision makers.