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Largest judaism in Michigan

Biggest judaism in Michigan, ranked by revenue

The 50 largest judaism in Michigan by revenue range from $3.1 million down to the rest.

The largest are Jewish Hospice & Chaplaincy Network, Bais Chabad Of Kalkaska Inc, and Congregation Bnai Brith Hillel.

Organizations
110
Total revenue
$19.1M
Total assets
$40.1M

Largest judaism in Michigan

Ranked by revenue.

Jewish Hospice & Chaplaincy Network
Bais Chabad Of Kalkaska Inc
Congregation Bnai Brith Hillel
JJewish Resource Center
Europe Campus Ministry
Jewish Legacy Inc
Fresh Start Center
GGrace And Abraham Rappaport Memorial Foundation
AAvraham And Rochel Elchonen Family Foundation
Society For Humanistic Judaism Humanistic Judaism
TThe Center For Kehilla Growth
FFriends Of The Sinai Trust
MMikveh Israel Inc
KKeren L Torah
KKollel Choshen Mishpat
Podcast Educational Foundation
LLahser Road Mikvah
JJewish Values Institute
JJewish Impact Foundation
AAlth Charity Fund
PPodcast Fellowship
AAmeinu
American Academy For Jewish Research Inc
YYechida
YYour Torah Tutors
JJewish Kavkazi Detroit Congregation And Community Center
SSerbian Orthodox Monastery Of Saint Nikolaj Bishop Of Zica
FFriends Of Chabad Biarritz
AAchoseinu
Under The Fig Tree Ministries Inc
DDavid Kahan Family Foundation
PPirchei Detroit
Jewish Heritage Foundation
AAssociation Of Chesed Organizations
Cancer Thrivers Network
BBais Aharon Research Institute Inc
MMp6 Detroit Inc
Mosaic Outdoor Clubs Of America Inc
LLangeron Charities Inc
SSouthfield Mikvah Inc
RRabbi Eisemann Heritage Foundation
RRav Tuv
TTiferes Nachman
CChabad Of Bingham Farms
FFrom Heart To Heart
AAish Hatorah Detroit
LL Dor V Dor Upper Great Lakes Jewish Consortium
GGemach Zichron Aryeh Leib
SShidduch Group Network
BBette Josephs Ner Hachinuch

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