Nearly 120 people representing 75 funders gathered here this week to talk about funding the Jewish future, particularly the future of Israel, at the Jewish Funders Network West convening.
The gathering, held at L.A.’s Luxe Sunset Hotel, included practical sessions from the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for High Impact Philanthropy (CHIP), but most attendees were singularly focused on Israel, with an emphasis on how philanthropy could help during wartime and into the new postwar reality.
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