The PresenTense Summer Fellowship, Take 4
May 17, 2010 by Dan Brown
Filed under In Case You Missed, In the Media, Innovation, Local Israel, The Blog
For seventeen aspiring entrepreneurs, a new journey is about to begin. In just four short weeks, the 4th cohort of fellows in PresenTense’s flagship fellowship program will gather in Jerusalem to begin an intensive six-week boot-camp. Through hands-on»
Jewish Giving: Is the Glass Half-Full?
April 14, 2010 by eJP
Filed under In the Media, Jewish Philanthropy, The American Jewish Scene
Gary Rosenblatt writing in The Jewish Week:
Younger Leaders Seen Less Bound By Traditional Ties
Study presented at Jewish Funders Network finds little consensus on establishment values.
… The lively plenary was part of a three-day conference sponsored by the»
Criticism of Israel by Young American Jews is a Good Sign
April 12, 2010 by eJP
Filed under In the Media
Speaking at the Jewish Funders Network Conference today in Phoenix, Arizona, Irina Nevzlin, president of the Nadav Foundation said, “The new generation of Jewish leaders is very creative and trying to incorporate their philosophy and ideology while looking»
Raising The Bar
February 8, 2010 by eJP
Filed under Best Practice, Opinion, The American Jewish Scene, The Blog
an editorial from The Jewish Week
‘Transparency” and “good governance” are two popular phrases these days in regards to policies of nonprofit organizations, particularly in the aftermath of the Madoff scandal.
It is worth noting a recommendation high on the»
Jewish Renewal Matching Grants Program Launched in Israel
November 18, 2009 by eJP
Filed under Local Israel, Philanthropy in Israel
This morning, Pseifas (Mosaic), a new matching grants program promoting Jewish renewal in Israel was launched before a full-house of amutot professionals at Beit Avi Chai in Jerusalem.
Pseifas is an initiative between AVI CHAI Israel and UJA-Federation of New»
Get Them Young: The Emerging Jewish Teen Philanthropy Movement
October 16, 2009 by PresenTense Group
Filed under PresenTense Philanthropy Issue
by Becca Linden
Teens cannot drive. They cannot vote. But now hundreds of Jewish teens are pooling and donating their post-bar/bat mitzvah resources and skills every year, and they are being taken seriously by the nonprofits vying for their money.»
Executive Development and Succession Planning: A Growing Challenge for the American Jewish Community
August 18, 2009 by eJP
Filed under Professional Development, The American Jewish Scene
The Jewish Funders Network and the Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies have just released a new study, Executive Development & Succession Planning: A Growing Challenge for the Jewish Community.
from the introduction:
The national Jewish community appears to be on»
Charendoff: “No single individual should have the authority to make significant financial decisions for a nonprofit.”
August 5, 2009 by eJP
Filed under In the Media, Jewish Philanthropy
from The New York Jewish Week:
Sephardim Move To Restructure Charities
In the wake of criminal financial allegations at the top of the Syrian Jewish community’s leadership, the larger Sephardic community is working to reform the way its charities operate,»
The Changing Paradigm of Jewish Philanthropy
April 24, 2009 by eJP
Filed under Jewish Philanthropy
As we have written previously, the most recent Journal of Jewish Communal Service – with the focus on Jewish philanthropy – is now available. Published by the Jewish Communal Service Association in partnership with the Jewish Funders Network, the latter»
JFN Releases List of Grant Recipents for Israel Image Program
April 21, 2009 by eJP
Filed under Jewish Philanthropy
Yesterday, The Jewish Funders Network announced $1.7 in new funds generated for their Matching Grant Initiative for Strengthening Israel’s Image program.
Here’s a list of the recipients:
• Aish Hasbara Fellowship
• American Friends of Likud/Caravan for Democracy











