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Fiscal Year<br />

Unrestricted Funds<br />

$7,725,347<br />

Split Interest Gifts<br />

$3,573,195<br />

Build a Tzedakah/<br />

Youth Philanthropy Funds<br />

$180,104<br />

Designated<br />

Restricted Funds<br />

Donor Advised/<br />

Philanthropic Funds<br />

Designated Restricted Funds<br />

$16,122,038<br />

Donor Advised/<br />

Philanthropic Funds<br />

$5,289,765<br />

Designated Custodial/<br />

Agency Owned<br />

Funds<br />

$5,722,156<br />

Designated Custodial/<br />

Agency Owned Funds<br />

Build a Tzedakah/<br />

Youth Philanthropy Funds<br />

Split Interest Gifts Unrestricted Funds<br />

Funds for<br />

Funds for<br />

the Towers<br />

Funds for<br />

and the Aged<br />

the Towers<br />

and<br />

$691,553<br />

the Aged<br />

$691,553<br />

Other<br />

<strong>Jewish</strong> Funds for Family<br />

Service <strong>Jewish</strong> Family and Jews<br />

Service in and Need Jews<br />

$1,002,723<br />

in Need<br />

$1,002,723<br />

Other $2,337,<strong>31</strong>0<br />

$2,337,<strong>31</strong>0<br />

Funds for<br />

Funds Synagogues for<br />

(includes designated restricted funds and Synagogues designated $6,549,294 agency<br />

owned/custodial funds) $6,549,294<br />

Funds for the JCC<br />

Funds and Camp for the Laurelwood JCC<br />

and Camp $1,503,991 Laurelwood<br />

$1,503,991<br />

The purpose <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Foundation</strong> is to serve as the fiduciary <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Jewish</strong> community’s endowment funds as well as to serve as a philanthropic<br />

advisor to <strong>Jewish</strong> donors, local agencies and synagogues —<br />

Unrestricted Funds<br />

$7,725,347<br />

Split Interest Gifts<br />

$3,573,195<br />

Build a Tzedakah/<br />

Youth Philanthropy Funds<br />

$180,104<br />

totaL endoWment<br />

$38,612,605<br />

Designated<br />

Restricted Funds<br />

Donor Advised/<br />

Philanthropic Funds<br />

Designated Restricted Funds<br />

$16,122,038<br />

Donor Advised/<br />

Philanthropic Funds<br />

$5,289,765<br />

Designated Custodial/<br />

Agency Owned<br />

Funds<br />

$5,722,156<br />

Designated Custodial/<br />

Agency Owned Funds<br />

Build a Tzedakah/<br />

Youth Philanthropy Funds<br />

Split Interest Gifts Unrestricted Funds<br />

Funds for Day School<br />

Funds for<br />

$1,239,883<br />

Day School<br />

$1,239,883<br />

Funds for<br />

Funds for<br />

<strong>Jewish</strong> Education<br />

<strong>Jewish</strong> Education<br />

$1,870,642<br />

$1,870,642<br />

Funds for<br />

the Towers<br />

and the Aged<br />

$691,553<br />

Other<br />

$2,337,<strong>31</strong>0<br />

Funds for<br />

<strong>Jewish</strong> Family Service and<br />

Jews in Need<br />

$1,002,723<br />

* PACE/LOJE Funds are restricted funds for the benefit <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Jewish</strong> Federation <strong>of</strong> GNH’s <strong>Annual</strong> Campaign (See page 20 for more information)<br />

BreakdoWn <strong>of</strong> designated funds By fund purpose<br />

Funds for<br />

Synagogues<br />

$6,549,294<br />

Funds<br />

Funds<br />

for<br />

for<br />

<strong>Jewish</strong><br />

<strong>Jewish</strong><br />

Family Service and<br />

Family Service and<br />

Jews in Need<br />

Jews in Need<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

Funds for<br />

the JCC<br />

and Camp<br />

Laurelwood<br />

$1,503,991<br />

Funds for<br />

Funds Funds for for Synagogues<br />

Synagogues<br />

Funds Funds for for<br />

<strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Jewish</strong> Education Education<br />

Funds Funds for for the the JCC JCC<br />

and and Camp Camp Laurelwood Laurelwood<br />

Funds for<br />

<strong>Jewish</strong> Education<br />

Funds for the JCC<br />

and Camp Laurelwood<br />

Funds for <strong>Jewish</strong><br />

Family Service and<br />

Jews in Need<br />

Other<br />

Funds for <strong>Jewish</strong> Federation<br />

(PACE/LOJE)<br />

$6,608,794<br />

Funds for <strong>Jewish</strong> Federation<br />

Funds for <strong>Jewish</strong> Federation<br />

(PACE/LOJE)<br />

(PACE/LOJE)<br />

$6,608,794 $6,608,794<br />

Funds<br />

for<br />

<strong>Jewish</strong><br />

Education<br />

$1,870,642<br />

Funds for Day School<br />

$1,239,883<br />

Funds for <strong>Jewish</strong><br />

Funds Funds Federation for (PACE/LOJE) <strong>Jewish</strong> for <strong>Jewish</strong><br />

Federation Funds for Day School<br />

Federation (PACE/LOJE)<br />

Funds Funds for Day for Day School School<br />

Funds for <strong>Jewish</strong><br />

Family Service<br />

and Jews in Need<br />

Funds for the Towers<br />

and the Aged<br />

Funds Funds for <strong>Jewish</strong> for <strong>Jewish</strong><br />

Family Family Service Service<br />

and and Jews Jews in Need in Need<br />

Funds<br />

Funds<br />

for the<br />

for<br />

Towers<br />

the Towers<br />

and the Aged<br />

and the Aged<br />

Beth Israel, Wallingford<br />

3 <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> oF <strong>Greater</strong> new haven<br />

<strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> oF <strong>Greater</strong> new haven 4<br />

T his<br />

summer, Beth Israel Synagogue, Wallingford, established<br />

their first endowment fund with the <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Greater</strong> <strong>New</strong> Haven.<br />

The monies used to establish the endowment were part <strong>of</strong> a charitable<br />

bequest from the late Debra Kaplan Fallon. Debra’s parents were members<br />

<strong>of</strong> Beth Israel and as a child, Debra also attended Beth Israel.<br />

“One <strong>of</strong> the reasons we chose the <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> is we are confident<br />

that the monies will be well managed. The <strong>Foundation</strong> provides independent,<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>essional oversight and their prudent management can ensure<br />

the endowment continues in perpetuity. We hope others will add to our<br />

endowment, either through charitable bequests or current gifts. We hope<br />

that in the future our endowment will be large enough to help provide for<br />

a full-time rabbi, educational programs, and ongoing capital costs,”<br />

states Beryl Bloch, Beth Israel President.<br />

“The <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> is a partner and resource for local synagogues like<br />

Beth Israel. We can assist them not only in soliciting charitable bequests but<br />

also in managing their endowment monies. A strong endowment provides a<br />

synagogue with financial security,” states Lisa Stanger, <strong>Foundation</strong> Director.<br />

”We look forward to a long and strong relationship with Beth Israel.”<br />

When ye reap the harvest <strong>of</strong> your land, thou shall wholly reap the corners <strong>of</strong> thy field, neither shall<br />

gather the gleanings <strong>of</strong> thy harvest…thou shall leave them for the poor and the stranger.<br />

Leviticus 23:22

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