Philanthropy in the Jewish World
Listed below are a few questions following up with our NY discussion on Philanthropy in the Jewish World:
1. Federation oriented giving to democratic giving: Is there really a paradigm shift occurring and is this the trend in which philanthropy in the Jewish world should be moving towards?
2. Should every person who makes a contribution, in the paradigm of democratic giving have a say as to where exactly each contribution should be made -- can this be beneficial or adversely affect non-profit organizations -- should this be in the hands of a professional organization or the individual donor?
3. Tova discussed how online giving has become the one of the main forms of contributing funds in the early 21st century. If this is the case, how can online donations be strengthened without the face-to-face aspect, previously considered necessary in order to initiate contributions?
1. Federation oriented giving to democratic giving: Is there really a paradigm shift occurring and is this the trend in which philanthropy in the Jewish world should be moving towards?
2. Should every person who makes a contribution, in the paradigm of democratic giving have a say as to where exactly each contribution should be made -- can this be beneficial or adversely affect non-profit organizations -- should this be in the hands of a professional organization or the individual donor?
3. Tova discussed how online giving has become the one of the main forms of contributing funds in the early 21st century. If this is the case, how can online donations be strengthened without the face-to-face aspect, previously considered necessary in order to initiate contributions?
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