Philanthropy
A new philanthropic agenda.
To both religious and secular philanthropies.
Three leading observers of American Jewry discuss the strengths and weaknesses of its actions after October 7.
Bernie Marcus, z”l, co-founder of Home Depot.
In response to crises in Israel and at home, American Jews mobilized to raise vast sums. But why was the community so unprepared? And did it rise to the occasion?
The effective altruists hunt for meaning and impurity.
“Religious practice is the behavioral variable with the strongest and most consistent association with generous giving.”
“The path to climate justice travels through a free Palestine.”
Sects and the city.
Albert and Mary Lasker.
And how Europe and American charities funded it.
Maurice de Hirsch could acquire vast wealth, but he could never feel at home.
“We’re all just waiting to get fired.”
What are they willing to give up in pursuit of inclusiveness?