"New diaspora philanthropy"? The philanthropy of the UJA-Federation of New York toward Israel

This article examines the evolution of Jewish diaspora philanthropy, specifically focusing on the UJA-Federation of New York's giving to Israel. It identifies new philanthropic practices and grant-making patterns, characterizing the emergence of a "new Jewish diaspora philanthropy." Findings reveal shifts in missions, goals, activities, and donor engagement in decision-making within Israel-focused philanthropy. The article discusses implications for integrating new institutional environments into Jewish philanthropy, highlighting the dilemmas these changes create for the Federation and recipient organizations.