#NextGenDonors: The Future of Jewish Giving

21/64, Johnson Center at Grand Valley State University, August 2013

A new analysis of data collected for #NextGenDonors: Respecting Legacy, Revolutionizing Philanthropy. Jewish funders have, over many generations, built a Jewish nonprofit infrastructure that is considered a model across the United States and beyond. Will this infrastructure be sustained in the coming decades? Research has shown that Jews in the next generation are becoming less interested in formal religious practice and are distancing themselves from Israel. What does this mean for Jewish philanthropy? The findings from this analysis of Jewish next gen donors are based on an assessment of both closed- and open-ended responses to the national Next Gen Donors survey of 21- to 40-year-old high-capacity donors, as well as in-depth interviews.

Topic: Philanthropy and Fundraising, Development, Generational Issues, Fundraising and Philanthropy

Funder: Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Foundation , Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation , Morningstar Foundation

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Genre: Report

Coverage: United States

Language: English

Copyright Holder: Publishers

Copyright Information: Copyright © 2013 Johnson Center for Philanthropy & 21/64. Download for personal use, freely distribute link.

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#NextGenDonors: The Future of Jewish Giving. 21/64,Johnson Center at Grand Valley State University. August 2013: http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/details.cfm?PublicationID=17996


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