board of the British Royal Infirmary from 1883 and contributed £5,000 to the local fund for the building of a new institution. He provided £10,000 in 1898 as a benevolent fund for the aged and infirm of the city; he also supported the local children’s hospital, donated 12,000 books to Bradford Central Library and was involved in Bradford Technical College, the Workers' Educational Association and the Bradford Scientific Association. See also List of Jewish communities in the United Kingdom Movement for Reform Judaism References External links Bradford Reform Synagogue website The Movement for Reform Judaism British Listed Buildings 1880 establishments in England Buildings and structures in Bradford German-Jewish culture in the United Kingdom Grade II* listed buildings in West Yorkshire Grade II* listed religious buildings and structures Manningham, Bradford Moorish Revival architecture in the United Kingdom Moorish Revival synagogues Reform synagogues in the United Kingdom Religious buildings and structures in West Yorkshire Synagogues completed in 1881 Synagogues in England