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Fidelity Charitable Reports Record-Breaking Year

January 25, 2012 By eJP

Fidelity Charitable, which operates the U.S.'s largest donor-advised fund program, has announced that its donors' generosity reached an all-time high in 2011, setting records both for incoming contributions to Fidelity Charitable and for the dollar amount of grants made to … [Read more...] about Fidelity Charitable Reports Record-Breaking Year

Filed Under: American Philanthropy, In the Media

Why Do We Open the Door for Elijah?

January 25, 2012 By eJP

by Rabbi Daniel R. Allen Why do we open the door for Elijah at the Pesach Seder? Is it because we really believe that the announcement of the messiah’s arrival will occur? Is it to give the kids something to do as the evening wanes? Perhaps it is just for a bit of fresh air. N … [Read more...] about Why Do We Open the Door for Elijah?

Filed Under: Readers Forum

Consultants: Understanding their Assets and Limitations

January 25, 2012 By Stephen G. Donshik

Consultants are often thought of as magicians who can make problems disappear and fix almost any situation. In the face of tough situations involving boards of directors or organizational challenges, the first step is identifying the most appropriate suitable and best consultant. … [Read more...] about Consultants: Understanding their Assets and Limitations

Filed Under: Managing Your Nonprofit

Study Finds Cleveland Jewish Population Stable since 1996

January 25, 2012 By eJP

Study finds Jewish population stable since 1996, younger than expected; some face financial challenges Cleveland’s Jewish population of 80,800 is relatively unchanged from 1996, according to initial data from a study released today, and the community has not aged as s … [Read more...] about Study Finds Cleveland Jewish Population Stable since 1996

Filed Under: In the Media

Florida Primary is First Big Showdown for the Jewish Vote

January 25, 2012 By eJP

by Jacob Kamaras JointMedia News Service With Newt Gingrich gaining ground on frontrunner Mitt Romney, the stage is set for a crucial Jan. 31 Republican presidential primary in Florida. By playing a significant role in that day’s outcome, the state’s large Jewish population mi … [Read more...] about Florida Primary is First Big Showdown for the Jewish Vote

Filed Under: In the Media Tagged With: The Jewish Electorate 2012

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