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We are delighted to share a new report released today from 21/64 and the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy that paints a revealing picture of the next generation of major Jewish donors.

The problem is that the Jewish Community hasn’t yet fully internalized the need for a new leadership paradigm that places networking and collaboration at its center

By Joshua Avedon, Shawn Landres, Saba Soomekh, and Andrés Spokoiny. eJewish Philanthropy.

Los Angeles is already a dynamic center for Jewish innovation, home to dozens of Jewish nonprofit startups, as well as vibrant established organizations working to re-invent Jewish life.