The Chronicle of Philanthropy

New Jewish Charities Have Attracted Diverse Clients, Study Finds

Jewish charities created in the past 10 years are serving a diverse clientele, with more than a quarter of participants in the organizations having no other meaningful connection to Jewish causes, according to a survey of new Jewish organizations.

The survey, conducted in December, also suggests that the financial...

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