eJewish Philanthropy is an online platform that records Jewish charitable donations. Their report (see below) shows that most American Jews are charitable givers. 76% of American Jews report that they made a charitable contribution in 2012. Most Jews who make charitable contributions give to both Jewish and non-Jewish organizations. Among Jews who make charitable contributions, nearly all of them (92%) give to a non-Jewish organization and the vast majority (79%) gives to a Jewish organization. As the income levels of American Jews rise, so do all measures of their charitable giving. 
Website: http://ejewishphilanthropy.com/ Jewish women giving foundation video
US Jewish giving
Related Articles
the artist as activist and the Rauschenberg Legacy
the work of the Wellcome Trust
the work of Mohammed Dalwai and Yaseen Khan
the spectacular journey of Tostan
Excellent health - and low-cost too
the work of Marc Arnoldy and Jason Andrews
the original projects of Gina Badenoch
Understanding the reality of viruses
what are the viral listening spots?
We all know of the importance of a company’s footprint in relation to the environment, A handprint is equally important, writes Frantz Dhers
How to mobilize 4 million people
meet the organization Points of Light
The Bully, the Bullied, and the bystander
is it possible to break the cycle of violence?
STAY IN TOUCH
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
AND RECEIVE OUR LATEST STORIES
OLBIOS NETWORK FOR ACTION