Eastern European Jewish Heritage
Palo Alto, California · EIN 472767206 · Private foundation
Eastern European Jewish Heritage is a California-based grantmaker. Its indexed 990-PF summary (FY2024) reports $817K in annual giving against $12K in assets. Bespoke Grants has indexed 21 grants for Eastern European Jewish Heritage. This public overview includes selected examples, focus areas, and application guidance.
What Eastern European Jewish Heritage funds
Eastern European Jewish Heritage's giving carries a documented focus on arts & culture, education, faith-based (jewish), faith-based, food & agriculture, and related causes.
Populations it has supported include immigrants & refugees.
Selected grant examples
Up to three historical grant examples from public IRS filings are shown below, ordered by amount. This sample is not a complete funding history.
| Recipient | Location | Grant | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gabor Es Ronai Alapitvany THE FOUNDATION WORKS AMONG OTHER THINGS TOWARDS THE COLLECTION AND PRESERVATION OF JEWISH ART, WHETER IN THE FORM OF LITERATURE, POETRY, CAR | — | $1.5M | 2022 |
| Oloesz MAINTENANCE OF JEWISH REFUGEE CAMP FOR UKRAINIAN REFUGEES. THE MONEY WAS SPENT ON FOOD, SUPPLY AND HOUSING. | — | $862K | 2023 |
| Magyar Holokauszt Kutatasi Es Oktatas FUNDING TO EXTENSIVELY HISTORICALLY DOCUMENT THE HOLOCAUST THROUGH INDIVIDUAL ORAL DOCUMENTATION AND ACCOUNTS, RESEARCHING HISTORICAL ARCHIV | — | $822K | 2022 |
How to apply for funding from Eastern European Jewish Heritage
Eastern European Jewish Heritage's public IRS filing does not spell out a formal application process. That does not establish that applications are open. Check the foundation's official website or contact it directly for current guidelines before preparing or sending a request.
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Frequently asked questions about Eastern European Jewish Heritage
- Does Eastern European Jewish Heritage accept grant applications?
- Eastern European Jewish Heritage's public filing does not specify an application process. A filing alone cannot confirm whether applications are currently open. Check the foundation's official website or contact it for current guidelines.
- What does Eastern European Jewish Heritage fund?
- Eastern European Jewish Heritage's grants focus on arts & culture. Example recipients include Gabor Es Ronai Alapitvany, Oloesz, Magyar Holokauszt Kutatasi Es Oktatas. Up to three historical grant examples appear above. Full indexed grant histories require All access at $19/month.
- How much does Eastern European Jewish Heritage give in grants?
- Eastern European Jewish Heritage reported $817K in grants in an indexed IRS filing (FY2024). Across all years in our data it has awarded $6.1M over 21 grants.
- Where is Eastern European Jewish Heritage located?
- Eastern European Jewish Heritage is based in Palo Alto, California. Its IRS employer identification number (EIN) is 472767206.
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