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eJewishPhilanthropy Jewish worship: It’s time for some creative disruption 31 Oct
Jewish worship practices can benefit from creative disruption, suggests Cantor Rabbi Hillary Chorny, who reflects on her experiences with various synagogues ...
31 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy The next generations are already giving in their own ways. Is your Jewish organization meeting them where they are? 31 Oct
Millennials and Gen Z are increasingly making their mark as active donors within the Jewish community, challenging the notion that their philanthropy will on...
31 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy When the system is broken, it’s time to roll up our sleeves 30 Oct
The 39th World Zionist Congress highlighted the need for reform within Zionist institutions, reflecting concerns over political influence overshadowing the o...
30 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy From ‘Surge’ to strength: Rebuilding our community connection to Israel 30 Oct
In the fallout of the traumatic October 7 attacks on Israel, Jewish engagement, particularly in North America, has surged with increased connection and parti...
30 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy When crisis calls, collaboration answers: A new model for philanthropic response 30 Oct
In response to the antisemitic attack in Boulder on June 1, 2025, local Jewish organizations redefined crisis management by adopting a collaborative approach...
30 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy ‘We’ll always have day school’: The relationship between Jewish nostalgia and Jewish fluency 29 Oct
Exploring the intertwined relationship between Jewish nostalgia and fluency, the piece reflects on the critical role Jewish day schools play in fostering str...
29 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy End of Gaza war offers a historic opportunity to reengage young Jews worldwide 28 Oct
After the agreement ending the Gaza war, there is a unique opportunity to reengage young Jews globally, addressing the growing disconnect with Israel exacerb...
28 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Leverage the potential of legacy giving to sustain Jewish communities 28 Oct
Jewish organizations, amid an era of uncertainty, are encouraged to adopt legacy giving as a strategy to ensure their future sustainability. This form of phi...
28 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy It’s not too late for post-Oct. 7 leadership do-overs 28 Oct
In the aftermath of the October 7, 2023, terrorist attacks, Jewish community leaders faced the challenge of balancing organizational missions with the person...
28 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Results by the numbers: An imperative for end-of-year fundraising  26 Oct
In the competitive end-of-year fundraising season, nonprofits need to stand out by utilizing data-driven strategies to tailor their campaigns effectively. Th...
26 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Taking the battle to social media 26 Oct
Amid rising antisemitism on social media, Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) and TalkIsrael are intensifying their efforts to promote Jewish and Israeli pride on colleg...
26 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Freedom is only the beginning: What former hostages can learn from Holocaust survivors 24 Oct
As Israeli hostages are freed and reunite with their families, the Jewish community is reminded of the long road to healing that lies ahead, inspired by the ...
24 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Man of God, man for good: Rabbi Moshe Hauer 23 Oct
Rabbi Moshe Hauer, former co-executive vice president of the Orthodox Union, is remembered fondly by his colleagues for his passion, humility, and dedication...
23 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy 5 lessons on mergers in this moment of change 23 Oct
The article discusses how Moving Traditions successfully acquired jGirls+ by embracing feminist ideals in their merger process. In a climate of significant c...
23 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Walls alone won’t hold: Filling the well of Jewish life 22 Oct
In the wake of escalating antisemitism, Jewish philanthropy has dramatically increased funding for security and advocacy efforts. However, leaders like Damma...
22 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy When advocacy works — and what it teaches us about Jewish responsibility 22 Oct
Warren H. Cohn discusses the successful advocacy campaign he led against the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention's appropriation of the term genocide to...
22 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Being a religious Jew: Practice, thought, feeling, belief — or something else? 22 Oct
The article explores the fluidity and depth of Jewish identity through the lens of Rabbi Ethan Daniel Davidson's unconventional journey towards ordination. I...
22 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Have Jewish philanthropists joined “The Surge” in studying Jewish wisdom? 21 Oct
In light of the growing interest in Jewish identity following recent antisemitic events, the Jewish Funders Network has launched "Jewish Wisdom for Philanthr...
21 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy A sanctuary on campus: Hebrew classrooms at American universities after Oct. 7, 2023 21 Oct
In the aftermath of the October 7, 2023, attacks in Israel, Hebrew language classes at American universities have become sanctuaries for students seeking con...
21 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy We cannot forget the fallen  20 Oct
The emotional plea highlights the ongoing struggle of families whose loved ones, taken as hostages, remain unreturned after their deaths in Gaza. Leah Goldin...
20 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Turning the page   20 Oct
Mark S. Charendoff of the Maimonides Fund outlines the critical challenges facing American Jews and Israel in the wake of recent turmoil in Gaza. He emphasiz...
20 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy The emergency isn’t over: Why Jewish philanthropy must stay in crisis mode after the war 17 Oct
Following the recent war and the freeing of hostages, the Jewish community has been remarkable in its quick, united, and effective response to the crisis, ra...
17 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Remembering my chavruta: Rabbi Moshe Hauer, z”l 17 Oct
Rabbi Rick Jacobs reflects on the profound impact of Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zl, highlighting their unique relationship despite their differing religious backgrou...
17 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Will Diaspora Jews support the ‘Sparta State’? 16 Oct
The article examines the evolving relationship between Diaspora Jews and Israel, particularly as the country's current political climate challenges tradition...
16 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy The hostages are home. The fight is far from over 16 Oct
The release of hostages marks a significant moment in Jewish history, but the struggle against antisemitism continues. Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-D...
16 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Marking this moment: 5 ways to cross a threshold 13 Oct
In a poignant reflection on Jewish educational practices, Shuki Taylor, CEO of M, discusses the creation of a resource series designed to help educators and ...
13 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Founding as an ongoing act: Arendt, authorship and Zionist future 12 Oct
The essay reflects on Hannah Arendt’s insights into the challenges of sustaining a revolution, applying her ideas to contemporary Zionism. Arendt emphasized ...
12 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Transforming workplace conflict: 7 lessons from JSJR’s pilot program 12 Oct
In response to the burnout and workforce challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Jewish Social Justice Roundtable (JSJR), in collaboration with ...
12 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy From reactive urgency to proactive agency: Reclaiming Zionism in its proper context 12 Oct
Zohar Raviv argues for a transformative understanding of Zionism that transcends its recent survivalist narrative, emphasizing its roots as a proactive civil...
12 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Back to a Zionist future 12 Oct
Amidst global questioning of nation-states' relevance, this essay by Alex Pomson revisits the core tenets of Zionism, emphasizing its enduring significance. ...
12 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy The role of American Jewish philanthropy in Israel today 12 Oct
American Jewish philanthropy plays a crucial yet complex role in supporting Israel, a dynamic that has evolved since even before the state's founding. Histor...
12 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Israeli diasporas: The normalization of the Zionist project 12 Oct
Exploring the dynamics of Israeli diasporas, this essay discusses the evolving nature of the Zionist project and its implications on Jewish normalization. Wh...
12 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Jewish philanthropy’s missing front 10 Oct
In the aftermath of the tragic October 7, 2023 attacks, there is a concerning gap in the Jewish response framework: a comprehensive legal strategy. While sig...
10 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Supporting work toward a shared society is vital for Israel 10 Oct
In the wake of the October 7, 2023, attacks in Israel, Tamara Serwer Caldas advocates for the importance of building a shared society among Jewish and Arab I...
10 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Trauma among youth: The quiet emergency in Israel, and the role of Diaspora giving 9 Oct
The article discusses the escalation of trauma among Israeli youth following significant war events, such as the October 7 attacks, highlighting the critical...
9 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Blindness and brilliance: Oct. 7, two years on 6 Oct
Reflecting on the events of October 7, 2023, exactly two years on, the emotional narrative examines the day as the darkest since the Holocaust for the Jewish...
6 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Philanthropy and responsibility: Marking two years since the Oct. 7 attacks 6 Oct
Two years after the tragic attacks of October 7, 2023, the Jewish community's philanthropic spirit continues to illuminate a path through grief and hope. Cha...
6 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy The Jewish future is not guaranteed 5 Oct
Reflecting on the impact of the events of October 7, 2023, on the Jewish community worldwide, philanthropist Mike Leven argues that the Jewish future is not ...
5 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy To forgive is not to forget 1 Oct
As Yom Kippur approaches, Rabbi David Stav reflects on the challenge of forgiveness amidst division within the Jewish community. Highlighting a personal stor...
1 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy A Yom Kippur prayer for a year of healing for Israel 1 Oct
As Israel grapples with the aftermath of recent conflicts and unprecedented challenges, the country's healthcare system stands as a symbol of resilience, emb...
1 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Troubling trends in public education demand Jewish leadership 30 Sep
As public education increasingly incorporates ideological currents that marginalize Jews and Judaism, the North American Values Institute and the Zionist Rab...
30 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy Want better leaders? Start with better pay 30 Sep
Rabbi Joshua Rabin argues that inadequate compensation is a significant yet overlooked factor contributing to burnout in the Jewish professional sector. Desp...
30 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy From devastation to hope: The power of shared values  29 Sep
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, Nechama, a Jewish disaster relief organization, partnered with Week of Compassion, a Christia...
29 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy In the wake of disaster, a love letter 29 Sep
Ashley Vandewart Lasher, the executive director of the Asheville Jewish Community Center, recounts her harrowing experience during Tropical Storm Helene in N...
29 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy Leadership and the courage of accountability 29 Sep
Idana Goldberg dives into the topic of leadership accountability, drawing parallels between Talmudic teachings in Tractate Horayot and modern philanthropic p...
29 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy In the fight against antisemitism, passion isn’t enough 26 Sep
Amid a resurgence of antisemitism in the United States, the Jewish community has responded with an outpouring of organization and funding, yet questions abou...
26 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy Forty years later: Celebrating the sisterhood of female clergy  25 Sep
The article reflects on the significant progress and ongoing challenges for female clergy within the Conservative Jewish movement, 40 years after the ordinat...
25 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy Working to build interfaith bridges gives me hope 25 Sep
Amidst a climate of division and despair reported by the M Hope Study among Jewish communal professionals, Matt Fieldman finds his optimism rekindled through...
25 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy From recreation to renewal: The role of Z3 in the evolution of JCCs as centers for Jewish belonging 25 Sep
Jewish Community Centers (JCCs) have historically served as community hubs but have often lacked a strong focus on Jewish education and identity. This began ...
25 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy ‘We want YOU!’: A creative approach to investing in the rabbinic pipeline 25 Sep
Mem Global is addressing the decline in non-Orthodox rabbinic school enrollments by hosting a retreat in the Catskills aimed at inspiring young adults to con...
25 Sep