SHAPING OUR SHARED FUTURE

Maimonides Fund combines modern philanthropic strategies with classic Jewish values to advance the shared future of the Jewish people.

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Maimonides Fund is inspired by our namesake's commitment to Jewish faith, Jewish peoplehood, citizenship, and science.

Who We Are

Through strategic grantmaking and innovative programs, we invest in initiatives that build resilience and foster growth across the State of Israel and North American Jewish communities.

North America & Israel

Jewish Life & Learning

North America

SAPIR

North America

US Engagement with Israel

ISRAEL

Gifted Youth

North America & Israel

Film & Media

Israel

Integration of Haredim

North America

Viewpoint Diversity

ISRAEL

Strengthening the Center

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Our goal should be to live life in radical amazement… Get up in the morning and look at the world in a way that takes nothing for granted. Everything is phenomenal; everything is incredible; never treat life casually.

– ABRAHAM JOSHUA HESCHEL

To be a Jew is to be part of a people, sharing its joys, participating in its griefs, recalling its history, making its hopes my own….”

– Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Covenant and Conversation: Leviticus: The Book of Holiness.

“Do not be afraid of what may seem insurmountable. The highest causes demand the greatest efforts.”

– Henrietta Szold

“Dare to dream, but also dare to make those dreams come true.”

– Henrietta Szold

“Jewish tradition teaches us to live in the tension between what is and what ought to be.”

– Erica Brown