Results of a new poll on giving by private Israeli foundations were released yesterday at a conference organized by the umbrella group, the Israel Civic Leadership Association. The conference drew over 600 representatives who came to exchange ideas on meeting the economic … [Read more...] about Israeli Foundations Expect to Reduce Funding in 2009
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Assisting in Strengthening Israel’s Social Fabric in a Time of Need
We are now in the midst of the third week of Israel’s war with Hamas and the Kasam rockets not only continue to bombard the Israeli communities along the border with the Gaza strip, but they are also falling up to 40 kilometers within the State. This means communities such as A … [Read more...] about Assisting in Strengthening Israel’s Social Fabric in a Time of Need
Changing the World One Artist at a Time
The seventy year old American-Israel Cultural Foundation, Israel's principal private funder of the arts, is the latest victim of the alleged Madoff Ponzi scheme and in danger of closing. The Foundation reportedly lost $30 million from its endowment. AICF has disbursed over … [Read more...] about Changing the World One Artist at a Time
Voices from Sderot Blog
The UJC has reinvigorated the 'Voices from Sderot' blog to share stories of Israelis living on the front lines. They will be posting content provided by UJC/Federation system partner agencies, contacts on the ground in Southern Israel and from participants on missions in the … [Read more...] about Voices from Sderot Blog
$500m and Counting
Birthright Israel - the 10 day trip that has changed lives and has the potential to change the make-up of the Diaspora - has achieved much in the past ten years; but what of the future? The winter cohort of Birthright visitors is winding down. They're going ahead with spring … [Read more...] about $500m and Counting
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