This is the Atlanta Jewish Foundation.
Atlanta Jewish Foundation is the place your contributions align with your values. Where your support sustains the causes you care about. Where your generosity provides for a richer future. It is the foundation of a better community, and the foundation of a better future.
A more fulfilling way to give.
There is no shortage of ways to manage your charitable giving; the Foundation is here to ensure that your giving aligns with your values. Your support will sustain all the causes you care about, and your generosity will provide for a richer future. The Foundation ensures a better world – and a more vibrant, vigorous, and robust Jewish Atlanta – for generations to come.
GIVE
Don’t leave your legacy to chance. Leave it to your community.
Your philanthropic legacy begins with an idea. We can turn that vision into a reality for you, your family, and future generations. And when you partner with us, Atlanta’s Jewish future begins today.
LEGACY
What We Do
- Facilitate giving to both Jewish organizations and secular causes, right here in Georgia or anywhere in the world.
- Provide solutions to enable your philanthropic visions, for your current philanthropy and your desired legacy
- Facilitate generational philanthropy, enabling you to make a real difference in the world and helping to fulfill the Jewish tenet of Tikkun Olam, repairing the world.
ADVANTAGES OF WORKING WITH US
Our Distinction
- Expertise on the needs of Jewish Atlanta and the worldwide Jewish community
- Satisfaction of knowing your fees contribute to the mission of strengthening our Jewish community
- Comprehensive philanthropic solutions, all with a personal touch and a responsible, professional way
Your Philanthropic Journey
Open
your fund and receive a tax deduction
Explore
our investment options
Develop
personalized giving strategies with our advisors
Recommend
grants to your chosen charities
Involve
your loved ones and create a lasting legacy
2023 BY THE NUMBERS
More than $412 million in assets under management
More than
$41.7
Million Granted out to More than 1,100 Organizations
79% Jewish
21% non-Jewish
59% Local
23% National
19% Overseas
