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Virtual career coaching helps underserved job seekers find work

Finding a job — or finding the right job — can often be a challenge. However, connecting with a professional career counselor who can provide...

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New findings reveal gaps in support for survivors of intimate partner violence

Survivors of intimate partner violence often require complex, sustained support to rebuild stability, health, and long-term well-being. Yet a recent analysis by the Institute on...

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New report spotlights programs helping older adults stay safe, healthy, and independent

Older adults are a vital part of our communities, yet many live on fixed budgets and struggle to maintain their homes, meet basic needs, and...

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Highlights from the Weinberg Foundation’s work in Hawaiʻi

A new resource provides an overview of the Foundation’s grantmaking in Hawaiʻi. Each year, the Foundation provides about $15 million in grants to nonprofits and...

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A roundup of research on Jewish poverty in the United States

The Weinberg Foundation strives to build knowledge and awareness about Jewish poverty in the United States while also supporting and strengthening nonprofits that help individuals...

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A red sign in the foreground reads “THIS LAND WILL FOREVER BE IN LAHAINA HANDS” and “THANKS TO THE LAHAINA COMMUNITY LAND TRUST,” with a logo and QR code. In the background, people are working outdoors under red and green canopies, planting or tending to the land on a sunny day.

Community land trusts offer hope for Hawaiʻi’s housing future

After their home was destroyed in the 2023 Maui wildfires, Rick Kimball and his wife left the island to stay with their adult children in...

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A decade of progress: Strengthening leadership and the Jewish nonprofit sector

By Rachel Garbow Monroe, President and CEO Originally published by eJewish Philanthropy Ten years ago, I found myself in a room of roughly two dozen Jewish funders...

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