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We proudly stand in solidarity with our partner, the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism. #StandUpToJewishHate
A bigger difference.
We’re raising and investing money and nurturing partnerships to build a purposeful, vital, and inclusive Jewish community. It's through the ongoing generosity of our donors and the strength of our relationships that we can make a difference by developing programs and funding partners that:
Care for the most vulnerable
Broaden and deepen Jewish engagement
Build knowledge and connection with Israel and Global Jewry
Every donation helps our community grow.
At CJP, we’re positioned to identify emerging needs, collaborate with partners, and work alongside community members to implement significant and lasting change. This collective approach and pooling of resources allows your individual contribution to make a wider impact.
One seed can create a plant. Together, we can grow a garden.
The promise of community
This year, with help from our partners, we’ve been able to make a measurable difference in the lives of so many in our community and beyond.
Between 2022 and 2023, antisemitic incidents surged by 189% in Massachusetts. Our Communal Security Initiative team has collaborated with more than 250 Jewish organizations, distributing upwards of $1.5 million in grants and training thousands of individuals this year to help protect our community.
Because of CJP's investments in seven partner organizations, we helped engage nearly 17,000 young adults in Jewish life. Through events and programs, young adults gained a deeper connection to our community and one another.
Together with our partners, we delivered 2,524 Passover meals through the Seder in a Box program to community members facing isolation and vulnerability.
Since October 8, 2023, 6,700 donors have contributed to CJP's Israel Emergency Fund (IEF), raising $59 million. As of September 11, 2024, CJP’s IEF has deployed $41 million through 51 unique partners and 72 grants to help Israelis heal and rebuild that are providing mental health, economic, and emergency social services for thousands of Israelis.
Did someone say core memories? A Jewish camp experience is priceless, and community generosity helps make it more affordable. This year, we've distributed over $750,000 in One Happy Camper Grants and needs-based scholarships, helping over 400 campers experience the magic of Jewish camp.
A vibrant Jewish culture keeps us connected to our history and to one another. This past year, CJP’s Arts and Culture Initiative provided $75,000 in grants to 10 artist projects, and awarded $12,000 fellowships to four local creatives, helping them pursue their artistic visions.
Help us create and sustain a strong Jewish future.
A modernized memorial.
Enhancements to Boston’s New England Holocaust Memorial (NEHM) bring more meaning, education, and accessibility to visitors — both in person and virtually.
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Connect to our community.
Discover volunteer opportunities, cultural events, family fun, classes, exhibitions, and more on JewishBoston.com.
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Our 2022—2023 Donor and Volunteer Recognition Report is out.
From your hearts to our community, your generosity is changing lives for the better. Discover more about how donors and volunteers, like you, are helping to create a strong Jewish future.
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Read messages from Marc.
Explore personal, poignant, and timely reflections from CJP’s President and CEO, Rabbi Marc Baker, in his biweekly email communication to our community.