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Laura Lauder launches fellowship to keep young Jewish campus leaders from ‘falling off the map’ (opens the original)
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The Jewish Leadership Accelerator will launch a 20 person cohort in San Francisco in January, with a New York cohort to follow mid-year A pro-Israel protest at University of California Los Angeles in April 2024. Courtesy/StandWithUs To keep young Jewish leaders from falling off what she describes as a “leadership cliff” after college, Laura Lauder, a Bay Area-based philanthropist, is launching the Jewish Leadership Accelerator, a nine-month paid fellowship for young professionals who led Jewish
Most Americans lean on nonprofits without ever realizing it, survey finds (opens the original)
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Elderly congregants join young students to pack and deliver food for the needy at an event at Temple Beth Hillel - Beth El in Wynnewood, Pa. Even as the vast majority of Americans engage with or depend on a variety of nonprofits, most do not recognize that they are doing so, according to a survey by researchers at Indiana University’s Lilly School of Philanthropy that was released yesterday. Nearly three-quarters of the nearly 1,800 respondents — 71.9% — reported engaging with at least one servi
Mandel Foundation doubles down on JFNA talent development with $11.5M grant (opens the original)
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The three-year donation expands programs to provide training and support to every career stage, from interns to C-suite Participants at a Mandel Institute for Nonprofit Leadership gathering engage in conversation in an undated photo. The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Supporting Foundation is doubling down on its support for Jewish Federations of North America’s talent pipeline, providing an $11.5 million grant — its second such donation — to continue and expand its career development programs,
Met Council marks record High Holy Days food distribution, new warehouse funding (opens the original)
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$1 million matching grant from New York state Sen. Sam Sutton closes campaign for group’s new $25 million Brooklyn warehouse New York state Sen. Sam Sutton presents a check for $1 million to Met Council CEO David Greenfield for a new warehouse, in an undated photograph. Two million pounds of kosher food and $2 million for a new warehouse. Met Council, the poverty-fighting nonprofit in New York City, paired both milestones on Wednesday, as New York Gov. Kathy Hochul joined the organization at its
Robert Kraft donates $10M to name new Brandeis Hillel center (opens the original)
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The gift is the cornerstone of a $25 million campaign to convert a vacant campus building into a permanent home for Hillel at Brandeis Erin Clark/The Boston Globe via Getty Images New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has donated $10 million to Brandeis University to name a new 28,000-square-foot facility for Jewish life, expected to open in spring 2028, the school announced on Wednesday. The donation is the “cornerstone” gift of a long-term $25 million fundraising campaign — a partnership bet
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