How to Designate Your Gift

You can designate that your Campaign gift apply toward the areas of Jewish life that you feel most passionate about.

You can specify that your gift be undesignated, or designated for:

Undesignated

As in years past, the Federation Allocations Committee holds a series of meetings with community and agency representatives and then makes grant recommendations to the Board. Undesignated funds are allocated to support a wide range of needs including education, seniors and social services both at home and overseas. More

Local

Funds in this category are allocated to support a wide range of programs here in the Silicon Valley. From Jewish education and seniors to recent immigrants and teens, these dollars help Jews in need here at home. More

International Rescue & Relief

These funds are used to support programs in Israel, the Former Soviet Union (FSU) and wherever there are Jews in need. These funds will also help Jews who do not emigrate to Israel—including those in Cuba, Argentina, Morocco, Azerbijan, Poland, Bosnia, and more than 50 other countries. Israel info / rest of world info

Pluralism & Co-existence

These funds support programs in Israel that promote pluralism and co-existence in Israeli society. They include programs sponsored by the Reform, Conservative and Modern Orthodox movements, women's organizations and others. More

  

Donation Information

For more information on the Annual Campaign or for donation information please contact Arielle Hendel at the Jewish Federation of Silicon Valley at (408) 357-7501.

Approved Allocations for 2004-5

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Mission statement

The Mission of the Jewish Federation of Silicon Valley is to raise and to allocate funds needed to maintain and strengthen Jewish identity, Jewish community and Jewish life, and to work toward meeting the needs and concerns of the Jewish community locally, in the United States, in Israel and throughout the Diaspora and to develop leadership. More


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