The Wilf Family Foundations is a collection of philanthropic foundations established in 1964 by the Wilf family. The Foundations provide grants supporting Jewish causes, underserved communities, educational opportunities, and social justice initiatives across the United States, Israel, and worldwide. Focus areas include Arts & Culture, Community Services, Education, Emergency Relief, Health, Israel & Beyond, Jewish Community, Social Justice, and Veterans. View Wilf Family Foundations's website for more information.
The Wilf Family Foundations, established in 1964, represents a significant philanthropic entity dedicated to supporting communities in need across multiple domains. Guided by Jewish traditions of tzedakah (charity) and tikkun olam (repairing the world), the Foundations have distributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to support essential services and programs.
The Foundations administer grants in eight primary focus areas:
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Foundations committed over $5 million to causes across the United States and Israel, providing critical support to healthcare workers, the elderly, food banks, social service organizations, and Jewish philanthropic causes.