By Andrés Spokoiny
Until now, I’ve always felt at home in the world.
I have lived in five different countries and visited close to a hundred. I’ve always felt that the world was a place of opportunity and promise, a place where I could feel at home. After visiting most coun … [Read more...] about At Home in the World?
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At Home in the World?
Philanthropists Consider the Value of Jewish Giving at the Jewish National Retreat
By Yehudah Wengrofsky Three major Jewish philanthropists joined a panel on values and giving at the 2019 National Jewish Retreat in Washington, D.C. The event featured David Magerman, founder and director of the Kohelet Foundation; George Rohr, president of NCH Capital and … [Read more...] about Philanthropists Consider the Value of Jewish Giving at the Jewish National Retreat
A Perennial Question for Family Philanthropy: How and When to Engage Next-Gens
By Richard Marker It is said that if one hears something once, it is an anecdote; if twice, it is coincidence; if thrice, it is evidence. Whether or not that evidence is convincing to researchers or evaluators, three identical conversations within a two-day period does suggest … [Read more...] about A Perennial Question for Family Philanthropy: How and When to Engage Next-Gens
Seriously Shaking Up Hebrew School Education
By Todd L. Pittinsky Hebrew school is going up against a lot of competition these days - and often getting beat. The Jewish people are a busy people. Children and their parents have to choose amongst soccer and skating, coding and Cub Scouts - not to mention the ever-rising … [Read more...] about Seriously Shaking Up Hebrew School Education
Yossi Prager: Philanthropy’s Place in Jewish Life
Episode 5 of What Gives? The Jewish philanthropy podcast from Jewish Funders Network. Guest: Yossi Prager, Executive Director, The AVI CHAI Foundation, NA … [Read more...] about Yossi Prager: Philanthropy’s Place in Jewish Life
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