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NOVEMBER 2023

• Our approach to jobs

• Foundation grants $1.4 million in first round of funding to support communities in Israel

• From temporary structures to permanent solutions: How U.S. Jewish nonprofits lean in to address poverty

• Check out the Foundation’s latest grants 

Jobs is one of the Foundation’s five focus areas for grantmaking. In this Q&A, the Foundation’s Jobs team explains our priorities and goals — and the difference Weinberg hopes these investments will make.

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In response to the devastation and loss of life caused by the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel and ongoing crisis, the Foundation has provided grants to 10 nonprofits to address emergency and basic needs — the first round of funding out of $5 million allocated for this purpose.

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In the third and final post of his series on Jewish poverty, Jon Hornstein, who leads the Weinberg Foundation’s Jewish grantmaking in the United States, reflects on what the Jewish nonprofit sector might contribute to the broader fight against poverty.

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Grants span our five focus areas — Housing, Health, Jobs, Education, and Community Services — and serve a range of people, including older adults, women at risk and their children, people with disabilities, and veterans, as well as the Jewish community. Learn more by exploring the Foundation’s interactive grant search tool and digital map.