To improve our Jewish Community and the world through the development and stewardship of philanthropic resources of our donors and community partners.
Earthquake in Haiti: How to Help
The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) is currently supporting Heart to Heart International to provide immediate medical aid, equipment, and services to victims of the earthquake, is working with the Medical Corps of the Israel Defense Forces and has purchased critical medical equipment for its field hospital, including infant incubators for its neonatal unit and orthopedic devices. JDC and its partners worldwide have implemented similar relief efforts and continue to operate programs designed to rebuild infrastructure and community life in disaster-stricken regions.
DJCF fundholders wishing to make a grant recommendation from a Donor Advised Fund may e-mail GRANTS@djcf.org or log on to Donor Central.
A Donor Advised Fund allows you to make immediate recommendations to disaster relief efforts like these, and other charities of your choice at any time using funds that have already been set aside for philanthropic purposes.
To learn how you can simplify your charitable giving through a fund at the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation please call 214-615-9351 or send us an e-mail.

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We are pleased to announce that Meyer Bodoff has
accepted the position of
Executive Director/CEO of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation, and will assume the position on February 8, 2010.
The Dallas Jewish Community Foundation is our community’s Jewish “Community Foundation”. It is a publicly supported charity, recognized by the IRS as fully tax-exempt. DJCF administers funds donated by individuals; and manages charitable funds at the behest of other tax-exempt organizations; for the benefit of the Greater Dallas community, and for charitable purposes both locally and nationally, as well as in Israel.
Originally Founded in 1973 to serve as the trust and endowment arm of the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas and the organized Jewish community, the Foundation continues to fulfill that role now, more than three decades later, as a fully independent, true community foundation, managing more than $120 million in assets.
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