Source: The The New York Jewish Week Online. 8.4.09 by Adam Dickter Assistant Managing Editor In the wake of criminal financial allegations at the top of the Syrian Jewish community’s leadership, the larger Sephardic…
Read moreThis quote could help explain why the Jewish community lags a little behind in following trends, including trends in social media and new fundraising application. What’s your 2 cents? We’d love to hear from…
Read moreWhat parent wants their kid to be sleeping around on their couch and watching TV all year long?! This amazing banner ad by Massa brings together three main points in a very limited space:…
Read moreLet the binge drinking begin! Ahem, I mean, let the brotherly fraternizing begin! AEPi is new in town (in Israel that is) and IDC will be the home to the latest chapter of the…
Read moreThanks to the New York Times for the above graphic. Clear, concise and to-the-point. Charitable contributions drop drastically in 2008 while donations to religious organizations defy the trend and actually rise. What’s the message…
Read more“Responding to what experts are calling a financial crisis in the American day school movement, UJA-Federation of New York is launching a $300 million campaign to provide cash-strapped parents with tuition assistance, and schools…
Read moreI really liked the use of these two images by AJWS on their website. These images say two very important things donors really want to know before they donate: 1. Most of my donation…
Read moreMidot (translates to English as “sizes”) is a new Israeli organization that’s similar to Charity Navigator in that it ranks non-profits based on a number of factors. Â Masorti gets an overall A- in one…
Read moreNu? How’s your website?  It’s one of your most powerful marketing tools out there. How effectively is it working for YOU? Nonprofit Marketing Guide has a great 10-point checklist for evaluating your own website.…
Read moreI always knew it was worth it to peruse the Jewish Week that sits on the kitchen table. After all, it travelled all the way across the Atlantic to get there. The least I could…
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