| A New View |
From the Special Issues of Editors
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| I. Community Development and Relationships |
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Organized Philanthropy's Relationships to Independent Jewish Philanthropy: A Dialogue between Jogn Ruskay and Jeffery Solomon
Noel Rubinton
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Keeping Our Balance: Strong Governance in Challenging Times
Marjory Kaplan |
An Insider's View of Public and Private Philanthropy
Charles "Chip" Edelsberg |
Crossing the Great Divide to Support Birthright: Experimenting with Models of Philanthropic Collaboration
Jason Soloway |
The Dynamic Role of the Family Foundation Professional
Stefanie Rhodes |
II. Innovation and Developing Trends |
On the Value and Values of Social Entrepreneurship
Yonatan Gordis |
Funding Innovation
Felicia Herman |
Addressing the Invitations: Are Jewish Women on the List?
Nancy Schwartz Sternoff and Deborah Skolnick Einhorn |
The "Gift" as a New Paradigm: A Discussion with Jeffrey Solomon, Sandy Cardin, and Rabbi David Gedzelman
Joanna S. Ballantine |
Toward a Tikkun Olam Policy for World Jewry and Israel
Eli Fried, Roger Bennett, and Charles Keidan |
Current Trends in Phinathropy
Steven Gunderson |
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III. Philanthropy in Israel
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The Ambivalent Emergence of Philanthropy in Israel
Dvora Blum |
A Conceptual Map of Poverty in Israel: Good Philanthropy Needs Good Information
Yael Shalgi |
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IV. The Next Generation
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Beyond Duty and Obligation: Engaging the Next Generation
Sharna Goldseker |
Jewish Youth Philanthropy
Sarah Gelman and Stephanie Zelkind |
V. Under the Microscope: Lessons Learned from Case Studies |
Failing to Succeed: Two Case Studies
Deena K. Fuchs |
A Case Study of a Successful Donor-Nonprofit Relationship
Gali Cooks and Sara Sokolic |
The Powerful Return on Investing in Individuals
Joanna S. Ballantine |
Challenges in Evaluation
Shale Stiller |
Proactive vs. Reactive Philanthropy: An Interview with Steve Lear of Nechama
Alana Joblin Ain |
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VI. From the Field
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Gay, Jewish, or Both: Sexual Orientation and Jewish Engagement
Steven M. Cohen, Caryn Aviv, and Ari Y. Kelman |
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