Charities
More money needed for kosher and halal food, says Jewish anti-poverty agency
A new study suggests many Jewish and Muslim New Yorkers have to choose between faith and food.
Why Jewish charities are now accepting Bitcoin
‘This is just one way that we can meet donors where they are,’ said one Jewish fundraiser.
With Madoff gone, have Jewish nonprofits learned lessons from the past?
Some Jewish charities may be holding onto bad habits after the sting of the Ponzi scheme has passed.
Jewish nonprofit best practices are no match for coronavirus
“There’s something here that is being shown about the method by which we fund that needs to be revised.”
Jewish Charities Took Epstein’s Money For Years. So What Should They Do Now?
“Acknowledgement is always the first gesture that must be made,” one expert said.
Is Winning The Lottery Bad For Your Soul?
Is winning the lottery a big opportunity to do some good in the world, or does it more often spell moral disaster?
Mormons Are Ramping Up Their Outreach Efforts To Jewish Leaders
Through a series of trips and visits over the past decade, Jewish and Mormon leaders have strengthened their relationships.
Broadway Producer Used Family Charity As $500K Personal Piggy Bank
A Broadway producer has admitted to taking nearly $500,000 from the New York charitable foundation his parents founded.
Mega-Donors Are Taking Over Jewish Philanthropy, New Study Says
“Jewish organizations are going to be far more beholden to a smaller number of donors…these larger donors want what they want.”
Since When Have $500 Mishloach Manot Baskets Become Normal?
A worthy Purim tradition is getting out of control — capitalism meeting religion at its very best. Or worst.