The Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles (The Foundation) and its donors made grants in 2013 totaling $65 million to a wide range of causes. This reflects a 23 percent from $53 million distributed in 2012. Assets under management rose 8% to $880 million.

Nearly 69% of the grants were directed to Jewish causes.

By funding area, grant distribution was:

• education (31%)
• human services (30%)
• Jewish continuity (12%)
• health (11%)
• arts, culture and humanities (7%)
• civic life (7%)

During the past five years, The Foundation and its donors made grants exceeding $286 million and inflows to The Foundation totaled $382 million.