The Month That Was: January 2018

Based on site analytics, here – in alphabetical order – are the most popular posts on eJewish Philanthropy during January:

After Leading Edge, Best Practices for Engaging Millennial Jewish Professionals

Announcing: Class 2 of the Wexner Field Fellowship

Five 2018 Jewish Philanthropy Trends to Watch

Funding Dispute threatens Masa Programs

The Covenant Foundation announces $1.6m. in New Grants

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Your Daily Phil: Central Synagogue attack highlights dilemma for communal leaders

News

EXCLUSIVE

Ruderman, Project Shema team up to boost awareness of antisemitism’s impact on mental health on campus

MAJOR GIFTS

Marcus Foundation donates $28.7M to support stem cell research at USC

CLEAN SLATE

Tel Aviv U. removes Sackler name from science faculty — the final department still named for the opioid-tied family

COME ALONG OR GO ALONE

NCJW rolls out new strategic plan focused on advocacy, inviting local sections to join or spin off

Transitions

Hillel’s Rabbi Ben Berger announced as president and CEO of Yeshivat Chovevei Torah

Opinion

COMMUNICATION IS KEY

Donor fatigue isn’t a crisis of generosity. It’s a crisis of information.

READER RESPONDS

Becoming intolerant of tolerance

PRACTICAL TORAH

Facade or foundation: Examining the ‘Jewish’ in our Jewish organizations

PEOPLEHOOD PAPERS

The radical act of presence

PEOPLEHOOD PAPERS

The power of Hebrew immersion

DATA DIVE

We need a fuller picture of Jewish young adults

The Month That Was: January 2018

Your Daily Phil

August 17, 2026

Your Daily Phil: Central Synagogue attack highlights dilemma for communal leaders

News

EXCLUSIVE

Ruderman, Project Shema team up to boost awareness of antisemitism’s impact on mental health on campus

MAJOR GIFTS

Marcus Foundation donates $28.7M to support stem cell research at USC

CLEAN SLATE

Tel Aviv U. removes Sackler name from science faculty — the final department still named for the opioid-tied family

COME ALONG OR GO ALONE

NCJW rolls out new strategic plan focused on advocacy, inviting local sections to join or spin off

Transitions

Hillel’s Rabbi Ben Berger announced as president and CEO of Yeshivat Chovevei Torah

Opinion

COMMUNICATION IS KEY

Donor fatigue isn’t a crisis of generosity. It’s a crisis of information.

READER RESPONDS

Becoming intolerant of tolerance

PRACTICAL TORAH

Facade or foundation: Examining the ‘Jewish’ in our Jewish organizations

PEOPLEHOOD PAPERS

The radical act of presence

PEOPLEHOOD PAPERS

The power of Hebrew immersion

DATA DIVE

We need a fuller picture of Jewish young adults

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