Where the Money Goes
The Milwaukee Jewish Federation’s Annual Campaign helps sustain a vibrant Jewish community. We distribute most of the donations from our annual campaign to ten agencies that serve our local community and three national agencies that serve our people in Israel and around the world. We also use a portion of the resources to fund Federation programs and services that help maintain a strong community as a whole.
Allocations
from Milwaukee Jewish Federation, 2023-2024
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LOCAL
Core allocations to historic partner agencies.
| Bader Hillel Academy K5-8 school that provides a well-rounded education in the teaching of Torah. | |
| BBYO – Wisconsin Region Pluralistic Jewish teen movement with the goal of involving more teens in meaningful Jewish experiences. | |
| Harry & Rose Samson Family JCC Human services organization that provides services for all ages and abilities. More than a gym and swimming pool, other offerings include early childhood education, summer camps, and music and theater programs. | |
| Hillel Foundation – Madison Provides a pluralistic home for more than 4,000 Jewish students on UW-Madison’s campus. | |
| Hillel Milwaukee Creates a dynamic, warm, and celebratory Jewish environment for students at 12 colleges and universities throughout Milwaukee. | |
| Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee Builds relationships among people of faith to promote greater understanding, dignity, and respect, and to advocate for the inclusion and acceptance of all. | |
| Jewish Beginnings Lubavitch Preschool Serves children from 6-weeks-old through K4 with a curriculum that incorporates Jewish values, customs and traditions. | |
| Jewish Family Services Full-scale social services organization that includes mental health clinical services, case management, older adults programs, and it employs a Jewish Community Case Manager and Jewish Community Advocate. | |
| Milwaukee Jewish Day School Serves a pluralistic Jewish community in grades K3-8 where students are guided by the core values of empathy, wonder, and tikkun olam. | |
| Ovation Communities Serves the Adult Day Services program that works with adults with some degree of memory loss with programming that includes both a social and brain health component. | |
| Wisconsin Jewish Conference Serves as the central advocacy and government affairs office for the state. | |
| Yeshiva Elementary School Imparts Torah values and Orthodox moral and ethical ideals through Judaic and secular studies education. | |
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ISRAEL & OVERSEAS
Core allocations to historic partner agencies.
| Jewish Agency (JAFI) Provides the global framework for Aliyah, ensures global Jewish safety, strengthens Jewish identity and connects Jews to Israel and one another, and conveys the voice of the Jewish People to the State of Israel to help shape its society. | |
| Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) Cares for the most vulnerable, develops innovative ways to fight poverty, and partners with the Jews we serve throughout the world. | |
| Partnership2Gether A program of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation and the Jewish Agency for Israel, designed to cultivate people-to-people relationships, projects, and professional programs between Milwaukee and our partner region, Sovev Kinneret, in Israel. | |
| World ORT Transforms lives around the world through education driven by Jewish values and innovation that empowers people and strengthens communities. | |
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MJF PROGRAMS
Core allocations to internal MJF programs.
| Jewish Museum Milwaukee Preserves and presents the history of the Jewish people in southeastern Wisconsin and celebrating the continuum of Jewish heritage and culture. | |
| Nathan and Esther Pelz Holocaust Education Resource Center Offers programming centered on Holocaust education and remembrance. | |
| Coalition for Jewish Learning Promotes and advances Jewish education in our community by providing resources, teacher training and other support. | |
| Jewish Community Relations Council Advocates for the rights and values of Jews individually and collectively, locally and abroad through education, social action and advocacy. | |
| Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle Wisconsin’s only Jewish community newspaper, published continuously since 1921. | |
| Community Security Secures the safety of Jewish Wisconsin by supplying guards, monitoring and training. | |
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View Entire Allocations from Milwaukee Jewish Federation, 2023-2024
