By David J. Butler Don’t believe everything you read. While a recent article in eJewishPhilanthropy proclaimed with confidence that “Less is More” when it comes to Federations’ overseas giving - and made certain declarations about it - the statement is simply not true. As 2020 … [Read more...] about Don’t Believe Everything You Read
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Charles Bronfman Prize names Recipients of 2021 Award
“No one should die waiting for health care” is the principle driving the efforts of Drs. Jessica Beckerman and Ari Johnson, the 2021 recipients of The Charles Bronfman Prize. “Millions of people around the world die from curable diseases in settings of poverty, because they get … [Read more...] about Charles Bronfman Prize names Recipients of 2021 Award
Making Overseas Agencies Relevant – Back to the Future
By Abe Wasserberger Wishing Dan Elbaum much luck in the challenges facing JAFI and the entire overseas cohort may not be enough. He alone, as his predecessors from overseas agencies have witnessed, cannot change the JFNA allocations system, as it suffers from an inability to … [Read more...] about Making Overseas Agencies Relevant – Back to the Future
An Attainable, Sustainable Jewish Future
By Charles "Chip" Edelsberg The recent blog on Our Methuselah Problem emanates from a tired tradition of hand-wringing about the future of the Jewish people. The article does not do justice to the perseverance and resourcefulness of the Jewish community; does not aptly credit … [Read more...] about An Attainable, Sustainable Jewish Future
Our Methuselah Problem
A Jewish funding nightmare that’s only getting worse By Leonard M. Fuld When our youngest turned six he wanted a pet, preferably a dog. My wife and I said no for a variety of reasons and asked what other kind of animal he may want. After witnessing the deaths and “funerals” … [Read more...] about Our Methuselah Problem
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