Judith Sudilovsky

3 weeks ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judith Sudilovsky

During a five-day mission in Israel, Dr. Jonathan Donath, who co-founded the online donation platform Daily Giving in 2019, announced that his organization was partnering with Charedi Impact Philanthropy, which will begin conducting due diligence on its behalf. “We are the stewards of the tzedakah money of over 21,000 people, and we take that very seriously,” Donath said, during the trip with top donors to visit Daily Giving beneficiaries.

4 weeks ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judith Sudilovsky

When Avi, 21, stands before his synagogue in Ra’anana, Israel, this Friday night to share the story of his experience converting to Judaism, he’ll represent more than his personal story. A new member of Kehilat Netivot, Avi recently completed his service in the IDF’s Givati Brigade, including time in Gaza, and just three weeks ago he finalized his conversion through the army’s Nativ program.

1 month ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judith Sudilovsky

OpenDor Media is acquiring Israel21c, the nonprofit website focused on positive stories about Israel, as part of an effort to expand its footprint in terms of audience and media, the organization announced on Wednesday. “Israel21c has spent two decades celebrating Israeli creativity, innovation and everyday life.

1 month ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judith Sudilovsky

In the days after Oct. 7, 2023, as the scale of the terror attacks and the impending Israeli response to them became clear, 10 veteran entrepreneurs — some with backgrounds in logistics and supply chains — quickly came together to organize flights back to Israel from the United States for reservists wanting to join their units and for shipping vital non-combat aid to Israel Defense Forces, from reconnaissance drones to specially adapted first aid kits.

1 month ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judith Sudilovsky

Throughout the 331 days of Hersh Goldberg-Polin’s captivity until he was murdered by Hamas along with five other hostages last August, Israel and the rest of the world witnessed the constant vigil of hopefulness kept by his parents, Jon and Rachel Goldberg-Polin, as they campaigned relentlessly for the release of their son and the other captives and continue to do so even after his death.