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Connected to Give

Getting Past the Hamster Wheel

September 20, 2015 By eJP

By Andrés Spokoiny One of the most popular recurrent dreams comes in different variations, but the core feeling is always the same: we run but we don’t advance. We wake up with a feeling of being caught in an inescapable hamster wheel, a sort of eternal Sisyphean cycle of us … [Read more...] about Getting Past the Hamster Wheel

Filed Under: Jewish Philanthropy Tagged With: ACBP Spend Down, Connected to Give, Jewish Funders Network

Three Trends in Jewish Philanthropy

February 17, 2015 By eJP

By Simone Friedman In my role managing Emanuel J Friedman Philanthropies (EJFP), I am very fortunate to have the opportunity to be in regular contact with hundreds of people involved in Jewish philanthropic life across the United States. The individuals with whom I spea … [Read more...] about Three Trends in Jewish Philanthropy

Filed Under: Jewish Philanthropy Tagged With: Connected to Give

Study: Young, Single Women Who Are Religiously Unaffiliated Are Generous Charitable Givers

November 16, 2014 By eJP

In an important shift in patterns, the standard religiosity-giving story does not apply to younger single women who are religiously unaffiliated - the “Nones.” Younger single women who are Nones give roughly two times larger amounts to charitable organizations than women who are a … [Read more...] about Study: Young, Single Women Who Are Religiously Unaffiliated Are Generous Charitable Givers

Filed Under: American Philanthropy, In the Media, Research Tagged With: Connected to Give, women's philanthropy

Religious Donors Are Ready To Take Risks, Support Broad-based Causes

October 28, 2014 By eJP

Turning upside-down the stereotypical image of religious givers whose primary philanthropic concern is their own faith group, a new report released by Jumpstart reveals that charitable givers with deep connections to faith traditions are less in-group-focused than donors with … [Read more...] about Religious Donors Are Ready To Take Risks, Support Broad-based Causes

Filed Under: American Philanthropy, In the Media, Jewish Philanthropy Tagged With: Connected to Give, Jumpstart

1 in 8 American Donors has Participated in a Giving Circle

July 3, 2014 By eJP

Nearly Half of all Giving Circle Participants are Under 40 One in eight American donors has participated in a giving circle - nearly half of them under the age of 40 - and participation in a giving circle can both strengthen communal identity and expand philanthropic reach. … [Read more...] about 1 in 8 American Donors has Participated in a Giving Circle

Filed Under: American Philanthropy, In the Media Tagged With: Connected to Give, giving circles

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