eJewish Philanthropy

eJewish Philanthropy, often referred to as eJP, is a publication that focuses on news related to Jewish philanthropy. Established in 2007 by Dan Brown, eJP became part of Jewish Insider in January 2021. The mission of eJP is to engage, connect, and lead daily discussions in the Jewish philanthropic community through original news articles and insightful commentary on critical topics. By showcasing new and influential leaders, we strive to broaden the dialogue surrounding Jewish philanthropy.

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Cherishing our Holocaust survivors

3 days ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Talia Kaplan

Today communities across the globe mark the fifth annual Holocaust Survivor Day — a moment to honor resilience, confront injustice and reaffirm our collective responsibility to the last living witnesses of the Holocaust. Following the Oct. 7 attacks in Israel, Holocaust Survivor Day holds even deeper meaning than ever before. The presence of survivors — especially those living in the Gaza envelope — feels particularly profound.
Charedi Impact Philanthropy partners with Daily Giving, will perform due diligence on Israeli nonprofits

4 days 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.
Your Daily Phil: Remembering Jewish fundraising ‘giant’ Bernard ‘Bud’ Levin

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Rachel Kohn

Recent Issues Good Friday morning. Ed. note: In observance of Shavuot, the next Your Daily Phil will arrive on Wednesday, June 4. Chag sameach!In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on the Schleifer family’s efforts to raise awareness and support research into a rare genetic condition mainly affecting Ashkenazi Jews.
After son diagnosed with rare genetic mutation, Schleifers look to raise awareness, fund research

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judah Ari Gross

Throughout his life, David Schleifer, 38, has suffered from an array of seemingly unrelated medical conditions: digestive issues, eye problems, heart defects, joint pain, neurodevelopmental delays. “If anybody could have a problem, it would be my son,” David’s mother, the philanthropist Harriet Schleifer, told eJewishPhilanthropy last week. Until recently, all of those symptoms were treated as distinct, inexplicable problems.
Commandment to ‘love the convert’ takes on fresh urgency as non-halachically Jewish Israelis fight and die for Israel, advocacy group says

1 week 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.
Your Daily Phil: In the Year 2050: Gaming out Jewish life in the next generation

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Rachel Kohn

Recent Issues Good Thursday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we cover the opening of Anu Museum of the Jewish People’s permanent exhibition of the Codex Sassoon and report on “war games” held in New York last week aimed at getting Jewish leaders to consider the community’s long-term future.
The living memorial for an animal-loving police officer, slain on Oct. 7, where dogs - and people - can heal

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Efrat Lachter

In another life, Chen Nahmias might have become a veterinarian. He studied animal sciences and marine biology, and his love for animals was evident to all who knew him. But Nahmias chose a different path — one of service and sacrifice. After completing his studies, he returned to combat and joined Israel’s most elite and dangerous counterterrorism unit, the Special Police Unit, better known by its Hebrew acronym, Yamam. That decision would ultimately define his legacy. On the morning of Oct.
‘War Games’ bring together Jewish leaders, thinkers to imagine next 25 years of American Jewry

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judah Ari Gross

It’s 2050, and the American Jewish community is popular — so much so that its primary concerns are no longer antisemitism, assimilation, Israel advocacy, but gatekeeping to keep out those with only tenuous claims of Jewish identity. It’s 2050, and Jewish religious and cultural life is thriving — so much so that American Jews are increasingly siloed because non-Jews just can’t understand them.
Your Daily Phil: A national park for the unheralded Julius Rosenwald

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Rachel Kohn

Recent Issues Good Wednesday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we examine a new survey by the Voice of People initiative about world Jewry’s top concerns and cover an event in Chicago honoring the legacy of Jewish philanthropist Julius Rosenwald.
The most famous Jewish philanthropist you may have never heard of and the campaign to amplify his legacy with a national park

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Rachel Kohn

SKOKIE, Ill. — Of the 423 park sites within the U.S. National Park System, which includes national parks, monuments, historical sites and other features, not one is named after a Jewish person.