Foundations and organizations must not treat Jewish next-gen donors as if they are the same as their parents and grandparents.

Philanthropy News Digest.

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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.

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.

JFN President & CEO Andrés Spokoiny's address to the 2012 Jewish Funders Network International Conference.

A person is walking in the street and passes by a dance hall. The windows of the dance hall are very thick and soundproof, so he can’t hear the music. He only sees people making all sort of strange movements. He walks away, thinking he just saw a bunch of totally crazy people, maybe a mental asylum of some sort.

Ambrose Clancy, Council on Foundations, 21/64, Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy, Resource Generation