Spotlighting Community Impact

CyberWell works to create a safer digital future by combating online antisemitism and harmful digital hate.

The Weiner Family Foundation is exploring opportunities to support the introduction of Hibuki Therapy’s trauma-informed approach in the Greater Philadelphia region. Developed in Israel, Hibuki Therapy is designed to help children express and process difficult emotions through structured therapeutic engagement.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of homeless pets face euthanasia due to overcrowded shelters and limited adoption capacity.

Sharing Excess rescues surplus food at scale and redistributes it to communities facing food insecurity.

Philadelphia Children’s Alliance leads a coordinated response focused on safety, healing, justice, and prevention for children and families impacted by abuse, exploitation, and violence.

The Right Here Right Now Fund was created to move small amounts of funding quickly toward projects that make a direct and visible difference in local communities.

Founded in 1981, Laurel House is the only comprehensive domestic violence agency serving Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, and surrounding communities.

The Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County works to prevent domestic violence while empowering survivors toward safety, healing, and self-sufficiency.

Dinah works to eradicate domestic abuse within the Jewish community of Greater Philadelphia through advocacy, legal representation, education, and confidential support services.

Tri-County Health Network collaborates with communities to improve health outcomes, increase access to care, and strengthen community wellness initiatives.

The Jewish Relief Agency brings together volunteers of all backgrounds to address physical, social, and spiritual needs throughout the community through direct service and humanitarian support.

Tribe 12 connects young adults throughout Philadelphia to Jewish life, leadership opportunities, and meaningful community engagement experiences.

Hand in Hand works to create a stronger and more inclusive shared society in Israel through integrated bilingual schools and active community engagement.

The Weiner Family Foundation is supporting expanded Sensory Friendly programming at The Franklin Institute to create more inclusive museum experiences for children and families with sensory needs.

KB Foundation supports youth development through educational, recreational, and hands-on learning experiences designed to strengthen leadership and social growth.

Women’s Animal Center saves the lives of animals and improves pet health through sheltering, adoption, veterinary services, educational programs, and community partnerships.

Cradles to Crayons works to end clothing insecurity by providing children living in homeless or low-income situations with essential items needed to thrive at home, at school, and at play.

Dawn’s Place proactively supports women impacted by commercial sexual exploitation through trauma-informed services, education, prevention efforts, and community collaboration.

Cradle of Hope supports pregnant women, single mothers, and children through transitional housing, emotional support, and community-centered care programs.

Mighty Writers empowers young people through writing, literacy, and education programs designed to help students think clearly, communicate effectively, and succeed in school and life.

The New Day Drop-In Center remains one of the only programs of its kind in Philadelphia operating 365 days a year.

The Weiner Family Foundation contributed a fully equipped Life Support Ambulance to Magen David Adom, Israel’s national emergency medical service.

The Rights of Passage II transitional housing initiative provides stability, safety, and support for young people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity.

BookSmiles has distributed more than 3 million books throughout the Philadelphia and New Jersey regions, promoting childhood literacy, supporting educators, and strengthening communities through access to books.