Jewish Communal Fund

Minimize Your Taxes and Maximize Your Impact

Since 1972, Jewish Communal Fund has helped Jewish philanthropists make their charitable giving simpler, smarter and more impactful.

Combining maximum tax efficiency, flexible timing and low costs, a JCF donor advised fund functions like a personal account for your charitable giving.

Open your fund by year-end with an initial contribution of $5,000 or more in cash, appreciated securities or other assets, and you can:
• Stop tracking receipts and centralize your giving.
• Receive the maximum tax deduction allowed by law and avoid capital gains tax on long-term appreciated securities.
• Easily make grants online to the IRS-qualified charities of your choosing. Grant are sent swiftly, especially in support of emergency aid to Israel.
• Invest your charitable assets and earn tax-free income that is rebalanced into your fund.

At JCF's Economic Outlook Noach Hacker, Minister of Economic Affairs, Economic Mission of the Embassy of Israel shared heart wrenching details about the October 7th attack on Israel and the hostages. Despite the trauma and hardships, Minister Hacker commented that both the Israeli people and the economy are strong. He discussed areas where there are opportunities for investment such as AI and other technologies.

Jewish Communal Fund JCF is the place to learn how to be a more strategic and thoughtful donor. JCF's donor advised funds maximize your tax deduction and organizes your giving. JCF's endowment supports UJA-Federation of NY and Israel relief efforts.

Thanks to our amazing speakers at JCF's Economic Outlook Breakfast. From left to Right: Rachel Schnoll, CEO of JCF; Minister Noach Hacker, Israeli Embassy; Catherine Kress, Head of Geopolitical Research & Strategy at Blackrock; and James Sweeney, Managing Director and the Head of Economics for Fundamental Fixed Income at Blackrock.

Investment News explores the many advantages of using donor advised funds for your charitable giving. Rachel Schnoll, CEO of JCF is quoted throughout the article.

Donor-advised funds underpin growth in charitable giving Will charitable donations show growth in the U.S. in 2023, after having declined in 2022? And how is 2024 shaping up.

Wishing you a !

Jewish Communal Fund (JCF), the largest and most active Jewish donor advised fund in the country, approved the election of four new members to its Board of Directors: Zoe Bernstein, Will Bressman, Uri Kaufthal and Barry G. Moss.

"We are delighted to welcome a group of successful and talented individuals to the JCF board—people who are respected in their fields and devoted to charitable causes," said Rachel Schnoll, CEO of Jewish Communal Fund. "Zoe, Will, Uri and Barry bring to JCF tremendous expertise in many different disciplines."

Jewish Communal Fund (JCF), the largest and most active Jewish donor advised fund in the country, approved the election of four new members to its Board of Directors. The new Trustees are
Zoe Bernstein, Will Bressman, Uri Kaufthal and Barry Moss.

"We are delighted to welcome a group of successful and talented individuals to the JCF board—people who are respected in their fields and devoted to charitable causes," said Rachel Schnoll, CEO of Jewish Communal Fund. "Zoe, Will, Uri and Barry bring to JCF tremendous expertise in many different disciplines."

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-jewish-communal-fund-board-of-directors-elects-four-new-members-301890619.html

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It was wonderful seeing so many members of the JCF Advisors Network at our breakfast this morning focused on “Scaling Philanthropy: Using Alternative and Other Non-Marketable Assets to Take Giving to the Next Level.” Special thanks to our fantastic moderator, JCF President Mike Stern, and to our expert panelists: Amanda Nussbaum, Partner at Proskauer, and Varun Vig, Director of the Private Client Services Group at EisnerAmper.