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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The renewed promise of pluralistic community

3 days ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Bill Robinson

An initial surge of pride and solidarity after Oct. 7, 2023 has been quickly joined, especially since the 2024 U.S. election, by the realization that we do not all see the world the same — that what is a solution to one is a problem to another. Resentment, fear and vulnerability are rising, and congregational rabbis and presidents are feeling the push and pull of these emotional currents (though they are not the only ones) as Jews of different persuasions try to share the same communal space.
Your Daily Phil: Grays’ anatomy of a $125 million donation to TAU

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Mark Leibovich |Olivia B. Waxman

Recent Issues Good Friday morning.
International Beit Din looks to expand its education efforts as it marks 250 ‘chained’ clients freed

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judith Sudilovsky

Lonna was in her 30s and had children from a previous marriage when she met the man who would become her second husband. There was no indication during their courtship that within a month of their marriage the man she described as “sweet, kind and considerate” and who had wanted to spend time with her children, would turn into a “Jekyll and Hyde,” taking away her credit cards and driver’s license, and privately and publicly humiliating her.
Grays say $125M donation to Tel Aviv University combined their philanthropic focus, with their desire to bolster Israel in its time of need

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judah Ari Gross

TEL AVIV, Israel — For one of the largest donations ever made to Israeli academia, the ceremony marking the inauguration of the Gray Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences at Tel Aviv University on Thursday morning was an understated affair — at least as understated as an event can be when it’s attended by one of the world’s top hedge fund managers, Blackstone President and COO Jonathan Gray; Israeli President Isaac Herzog and First Lady Michal Herzog; the former U.S. ambassador to Israel,...
In Israel for 50th anniversary of the medical school named for his parents, Lloyd Goldman reflects on his decades-long ties to Ben-Gurion University

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judah Ari Gross

Thirty years ago, Lloyd Goldman and his sisters, Katja Goldman Sonnenfeldt and Dorian Goldman Israelow, were looking for a way to honor their father, Irving Goldman, after his death, and their mother, Joyce, who had died 16 years prior. Their parents had long supported Jewish causes, as well as healthcare systems, so the answer came quickly: a donation to Ben-Gurion University of the Negev’s medical school, which would be renamed the Joyce and Irving Goldman Medical School.
Hezbollah attacks caused more than $108 million in damages to northern Israeli agriculture - study

1 week ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judith Sudilovsky

Northern Israel’s agricultural heartland is facing unprecedented devastation, with a partial estimate of more than $108 million in physical damages reported as a result of the ongoing conflict, according to a recent report by the agriculture-focused nonprofit ReGrow Israel. From Oct.
Your Daily Phil: CLONE

2 weeks ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | David Weprin |Jeff Schapiro

Recent Issues Good Friday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we interview Gali Cooks, CEO of Leading Edge, about the upcoming JPro conference and spotlight a new philanthropy-funded television series hosted by actor Josh Radnor focused on Jewish literature. We feature an opinion piece by Katherine A. Sarlson on legacy giving and one by Rabbi Denise L.
Your Daily Phil: Fires, but no fireworks, as Israel marks Yom HaAtzmautYour Daily Phil: CLONE

2 weeks ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Jonathan Chait |Sam Zieve-Cohen

Recent Issues Good Thursday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on how Israelis are marking Yom HaAtzmaut amid war and wildfires. We preview the Maccabiah Games, which begin this summer, and cover a bipartisan letter from lawmakers to the Wikimedia Foundation about alleged bias in its online encyclopedia.
Israel’s religious community has shouldered a disproportionate burden in the past 18 months of war: A rabbi weighs in on what that portends

2 weeks ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judah Ari Gross

The massacres in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, were overwhelmingly an attack on kibbutzim, particularly secular ones. But the burden of the war that resulted from those attacks has disproportionately been shouldered by Israel’s “national religious” community, in terms of both the number of casualties and the amount of reserve service that its members have performed over the past 18 months.
AJC joins USC Shoah Foundation on project collecting testimony of contemporary antisemitism

2 weeks ago | ejewishphilanthropy.com | Judah Ari Gross

The USC Shoah Foundation is partnering with the American Jewish Committee on its program to document and educate the public about contemporary antisemitism, the organizations announced on Sunday at the AJC Global Forum in New York. “Our partnership with AJC will enable us to reach survivors of antisemitic violence from all over the globe.