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10 things I learned this past year about Jewish philanthropy

As we begin 2026, Im reflecting on how much my understanding of Jewish giving has evolved over the past year. Its been a deeply personal journey based on my activities and learnings throughout 2025. 1. I finally feel like a philanthropist  For years, I called myself a donor. I wrote checks, attended galas and responded to appeals. But last year, my husband and I finally established a donor-advised fund, driven partly by life stage and partly by …
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eJewish Philanthropy broke the news in on Monday, January 5, 2026.
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