Oregon’s Robison Foundation for Jewish Elders awards inaugural grants as a ‘learning tool’
Formed from the sale of a local elder care facility, the new foundation allocated $360,000 in 2025, with plans to increase it to $1.2 million annually in coming years
Marc Rowan declares Mamdani ‘our enemy’ at 50th UJA-Federation Wall Street Dinner
The event, which grossed a record-breaking $57 million in donations, also memorialized Wesley LePatner, the Blackstone executive who was killed in July
‘Half the children in Israel are receiving a third-world education,’ warns economist Dan Ben-David
Through his Shoresh Institution, the Tel Aviv University professor is trying to push Israeli politicians to address the impending existential crisis facing Israel's economy and society
With funding expiring this month, daycare for Israel’s migrant children hangs in the balance
After five babies died in 'child warehouses' in 2015, Israel funded legal preschools for migrant children, but that is now running out
Nonprofits fight to honor the Jewish roots of long-overlooked comic book creators
The Jack Kirby Museum is launching a pop-up exhibit in New York's Tribeca neighborhood, near the Lower East Side, where the famed Marvel artist grew up as Jacob Kurtzberg
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