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Giving Circles

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Giving Circles allow you to have an active role in the giving process. Individual donors come together with a shared sense of commitment and resources to help those in crisis in our community. Giving Circle members pool funds to have a greater collective impact than they can have individually.

Be a part of a JFCS Giving Circle and collaborate with like-minded, passionate donors, using your voice to engage in collective giving and making your contribution more personal and satisfying. Giving Circle members experience the direct impact of giving all year long, a feeling of connection by offering support exactly when clients need it most, and a process that is engaging, empowering, educational, and emotional.

JFCS’ Giving Circles:

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GAP (Greater As Partners):
Collective Impact for Diverse Communities

GAP responds in a meaningful way to the needs of individuals and families from diverse communities in their moments of crisis. Needs are addressed through one-time grants recommended by JFCS social workers serving those in need, and foundations for a stronger future are built. Founded by the David and Marjorie Rosenberg Family Foundation with a generous $25,000 matching donation, GAP members contribute a minimum of $1,000 annually.

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The Bridge: A Critical Needs Funding Group

The Bridge provides financial assistance to low-income Jewish individuals and families suffering from a financial crisis due to the economy, illness, or other life changes, with the goal of ensuring self-sufficiency and stability after the crisis is over. Members of The Bridge contribute a minimum of $1,800 annually.

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Seth’s Picks: A Legacy of Support for Vulnerable Children

Seth’s Picks provides financial assistance for children of all denominations from low-income families, enabling them to enjoy educational, recreational, and cultural opportunities that will enrich their childhoods. Seth’s Picks members are devoted to ensuring the legacy of Seth Roman Levine and contribute a minimum donation of $180 annually.

Charity Navigator awarded Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Greater Philadelphia four out of a possible four stars, indicating that JFCS adheres to good governance and other best practices and consistently executes its mission in a fiscally responsible way. Check out our Charity Navigator Profile to learn more: www.charitynavigator.org/ein/231352026